27 States Win Lawsuits Against DOJ Saying They Would Violate Privacy Rights If They Divulged ‘Confidential’ Voter Info to US Government – But Same States Give Voter Registration Data to ERIC Every 60 Days!

In September 2025, the DOJ Civil Rights Division filed its first lawsuits to acquire voter registration lists. This was against Oregon and Maine. About a week later, they filed against 6 more states. So far, they have filed 31 lawsuits, including against DC.

The DOJ wants these voter rolls primarily to ensure only citizens are voting. They need more details than the typical VotReg lists that can be purchased from a state. The DOJ also needs DOB, Driver’s License #, and the last 4 of the SS#.

Oklahoma settled its lawsuit and provided its list. Three other lawsuits in District Courts are still pending. The other 27 cases were dismissed by District Court Judges, leaving the DOJ with a record of 0 wins and 27 losses (0-27).

Then there’s this…

Almost every state refusing is ...