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Federal judge dismisses DOJ lawsuit seeking Georgia voter rolls

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Federal judge dismisses DOJ lawsuit seeking Georgia voter rolls

A federal judge on Wednesday dismissed a Department of Justice lawsuit seeking Georgia’s complete voter rolls, marking the department’s 26th court defeat in its nationwide campaign to obtain sensitive voter information. U.S.

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