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NEW: The DOJ is now 0-23 in its bid for states' unredacted voter data. Nevertheless, it vowed it's "not going to stop," with possible plans to take its campaign to SCOTUS. The department's strategy? Leaning on some sympathetic language from judges who disagreed with portions of the rulings.

democracydocket.comWith nothing but losses, here’s how Trump’s DOJ could try to sell its voter roll crusade to the Supreme CourtAssistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon made the strategy unusually explicit while announcing DOJ’s plans to deploy roughly 1,000 election monitors for the November midterms.

19/8/26, 8:36 pm86 reposts235 likes

pnellesen.bsky.social

@pnellesen.bsky.social

20 Aug

You can be sure that, even if they reject them the first time around, this Supreme Court will explain in excruciating detail exactly what they need to do to ensure they can rule in their favor.

SiviSpacePumpkin

@sivispaceman.bsky.social

20 Aug

Thanks for saving democracy save granny next

Wicky

@vigeo93.bsky.social

19 Aug

Yet ANOTHER Marc Elias Dem Docket WIN. 🏆

battlingbastards.bsky.social

@battlingbastards.bsky.social

19 Aug

So they’re plagiarizing their case? Sounds right.