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Supreme Court Allows Use of Expanded Database for Voter Roll Purges
The Supreme Court ruled on September 25, 2026, that the Trump administration can use an expanded federal database for potential voter roll purges, despite concerns about data reliability and the risk of disenfranchising citizens. The decision allows states to make individual inquiries about voters while restricting broad purging in the lead-up to elections. Critics argue that the expanded database could lead to wrongful removals of lawful voters.
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The Supreme Court ruled on September 25, 2026, that the Trump administration can use an expanded federal database for potential voter roll purges, despite concerns about data reliability and the risk of disenfranchising citizens. The decision allows states to make individual inquiries about voters while restricting broad purging in the lead-up to elections. Critics argue that the expanded database could lead to wrongful removals of lawful voters.
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