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A Jim Crow-Era Voter Suppression Tool Is Back: Mass Voter Challenges

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By Sean Morales-Doyle
| Ms. Magazine Verified
Justice & Law National Politics Mass voter challenges are baseless efforts to stop Americans from voting. Supporters of the Freedom Riders for Voting Rights rally on the National Mall near the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., on June 26, 2021, calling for stronger protections for voting rights.
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Legal News > Your source for information behind the law

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By Sean Morales-Doyle
| LegalNews.com Verified
In March 2025, two members of the DOGE team communicated with a political advocacy group that was seeking to “find evidence of voter fraud and to overturn election results in certain States.” The group was trying to match Social Security records with copies of voter files that it had acquired. One of the DOGE team members even signed a “voter data agreement” with the group.
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The Trump Admin Teaming Up With Mass Voter Challengers Is a Nightmare for Democracy

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By Sean Morales-Doyle
| Common Dreams Verified
In March 2025, two members of the Department of Government Efficiency team communicated with a political advocacy group that was seeking to “find evidence of voter fraud and to overturn election results in certain States.” The group was trying to match Social Security records with copies of voter files that it had acquired. One of the DOGE team members even signed a “voter data agreement” with the group.
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