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A federal judge blocks Trump administration’s bid for unredacted voter data, citing privacy and legal concerns.
A federal judge in Oregon has tentatively ruled against the Trump administration’s request for unredacted voter data, citing privacy laws and lack of legal basis, marking a significant setback for the federal government’s effort to access detailed voter information from multiple states.
The judge suggested the government may only use publicly available voter lists, rejecting demands for sensitive personal data like full birth dates and driver’s license numbers.
Oregon’s Secretary of State Tobias Read praised the decision as a defense of privacy and state sovereignty.
The case, one of the first of its kind, underscores growing legal and constitutional concerns over federal overreach in election data collection.
The ruling is provisional and could be revised.
Un juez federal bloquea la oferta de la administración de Trump para obtener datos de votantes no editados, citando preocupaciones legales y de privacidad.