DOJ intends to conduct criminal investigations into state voter data privacy in Alaska following a lawsuit filed by civil liberties groups.
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DOJ intends to conduct criminal investigations into state voter data privacy in Alaska following a lawsuit filed by civil liberties groups.
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United States Department of Justice
United States federal executive department
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Alaska
state of the United States of America
Related events
- The Department of Justice filed lawsuits in Alaska and California on October 28, 2026.
- Civil rights groups have questioned DOJ monitoring in Alaska, Colorado, and Wyoming.
- AG charges misdemeanor cases for noncitizen voting in LA County, while DOJ launches subpoenas in Alaska.
- Judge oversees a lawsuit regarding voter rolls after the Trump administration alleges noncitizen voters in Alaska.
- The Alaska Democratic Party filed a lawsuit concerning issues related to voting access in the state.