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Tracker: DOJ Lawsuits Seeking States' Sensitive Voter Data

01.21.26 Last Updated 04.03.26

As part of President Trump’s efforts to expand federal control over the country’s historically state-run election infrastructure, the U.S. Department of Justice has demanded copies of states’ complete voter registration lists, including voters’ highly sensitive data like birthdates, partial Social Security numbers, and driver’s license numbers. The Justice Department has filed federal lawsuits against 29 states (so far) and Washington, D.C., seeking orders compelling these jurisdictions to turn over their data. This tracker monitors the Justice Department’s lawsuits.

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Materials on 1853 Impeachment of Judge Levi Hubbell

09.08.23

In 1853, Levi Hubbell, Judge of Wisconsin’s Second Circuit Court and Associate Justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, became the first—and still only—judge in Wisconsin history to have articles of impeachment filed against him by the Wisconsin State Assembly. Here are helpful primary and secondary sources related to the impeachment proceedings against Judge Hubbell.