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Federal judges in Maine and Wisconsin have rejected the Department of Justices attempts to access detailed voter registration data, marking a significant victory for voter privacy. The Trump administrations efforts to obtain sensitive voter information from at least thirty states and D.C. have been consistently thwarted by judges in various states, including Arizona, California, and Massachusetts. The rulings emphasize the importance of states managing their own elections and protecting voter data from potential hacking and intimidation. Interestingly, the judges who made these decisions were appointed by different presidents, including one by Obama and another by Trump, highlighting the strong principle that states control their elections.

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