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DOJ May Appeal Voter Roll Access Rulings to Supreme Court, Says AG Todd Blanche

Attorney General Todd Blanche indicated that the Justice Department may appeal to the Supreme Court regarding rulings against its efforts to access state voter rolls. He emphasized the importance of election integrity and stated that the DOJ is investigating potential voting irregularities. Blanche also addressed concerns about his relationship with Trump, asserting his commitment to integrity in the DOJ's operations.

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Attorney General Todd Blanche indicated that the Justice Department may appeal to the Supreme Court regarding rulings against its efforts to access state voter rolls. He emphasized the importance of election integrity and stated that the DOJ is investigating potential voting irregularities. Blanche also addressed concerns about his relationship with Trump, asserting his commitment to integrity in the DOJ's operations.

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Attorney General Todd Blanche says the DOJ may take states' voter roll fight to Supreme Court

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DOJ May Appeal Voter Roll Access Rulings to Supreme Court, Says AG Todd Blanche