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The Justice Department is suing California, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, New Hampshire, and Pennsylvania.

DOJ officials are alleging that the states didn’t respond adequately to inquiries about how they maintain their voter data.

Last week, the DOJ filed a lawsuit against Oregon and Maine for not furnishing voter data.

The Department of Justice sued six more states as the agency continues its quest to obtain and evaluate voter data.

Justice Department officials are alleging that these states are not responding adequately to questions regarding the guidelines state election officials follow to maintain voter rolls.

According to the Associated Press, the six states have called the DOJ’s request for voters’ personal information unprecedented and illegal and are planning to c

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