DOJ sues California after pushing state to match voter list with USB drive
Summary
The U.S. Department of Justice sued California because the state did not meet a 48-hour deadline to compare its voter registration list with data given by the Department of Homeland Security. The DOJ sent a letter demanding this action and warned of legal steps if California did not comply.Key Facts
- The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against California.
- DOJ had given California a USB drive with voter data from the Department of Homeland Security.
- California was asked to match its voter list with the DHS data within 48 hours.
- This request was sent to state and local election officials on a Tuesday.
- The DOJ threatened legal action if California did not meet the deadline.
- The lawsuit was filed four days after the initial demand.
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