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Federal Court Rejects DOJ's Request for New Mexico Voter Information

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A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit from the U.S. Department of Justice that sought personal information of New Mexico voters, including names, birthdays, and social security details. Filed in December 2025, the lawsuit claimed that New Mexico Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver failed to provide statewide voter registration lists. The court found that the DOJ's request lacked a valid basis and did not demonstrate any violations of federal voter registration laws. Secretary Oliver expressed relief at the ruling, emphasizing the importance of protecting voter privacy. This dismissal follows a trend, as courts have previously blocked similar attempts in 14 other states.

Key Details: • Lawsuit filed by DOJ in December 2025 was dismissed on Tuesday. • Court found DOJ's demand lacked factual basis for voter data request. • Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver emphasized the importance of voter privacy.

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