Justice Department sues Alabama over its effort to remove more than 3,000 names from voter rolls too close to election
The Justice Department sued Alabama on Friday over the state’s recent effort to remove more than 3,000 names from its voter rolls, arguing the move violated federal law prohibiting such action from taking place too close to an election.
The U.S. Department of Justice stated in a press release that Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen launched a program to ...
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The U.S. Justice Department filed a lawsuit against Alabama, accusing it of illegally purging people from voter rolls too ...
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