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The Justice Department said on December 18, 2025, that it filed lawsuits against the District of Columbia, Georgia, Illinois and Wisconsin after those jurisdictions did not produce full voter registration lists. DOJ said the new cases brought its nationwide total to 22 and noted that Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee said they intended to voluntarily provide their full lists.
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The Justice Department said on December 18, 2025, that it filed lawsuits against the District of Columbia, Georgia, Illinois and Wisconsin after those jurisdictions did not produce full voter registration lists. DOJ said the new cases brought its nationwide total to 22 and noted that Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee said they intended to voluntarily provide their full lists.
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