A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit from the Department of Justice against Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson, which sought access to voter data. Judge David Barlow ruled that the state did not have to comply with the request, referencing legal precedents. This ruling is part of a series of losses for the DOJ in similar cases related to voter data. Henderson expressed support for the ruling, highlighting the importance of election integrity. The DOJ may appeal the decision.
Key facts
- Judge David Barlow dismissed the DOJ's case against Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson on October 26, 2026.
- The DOJ sought a complete list of Utah voters, including personal information.
- Barlow cited a Sixth Circuit ruling regarding possession of data.
- The dismissal was with prejudice, preventing the DOJ from refiling the same claim.
- The DOJ has faced over 25 losses in voter-roll litigation since its campaign began.
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