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US Department of Justice Loses Voter Registration Case in New Jersey
Washington Examiner
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- The Department of Justice lost the voter registration case in New Jersey
- The federal court rejected the Department of Justice's request
- This decision represents the 18th loss for the Department of Justice
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The US Department of Justice has lost a case related to voter registration in New Jersey. A federal court rejected the Department of Justice's request regarding voter registration.
The Department of Justice had filed a lawsuit to obtain New Jersey's voter registration records. However, the federal court ruled that the request should be denied.
This decision represents the 18th loss for the Department of Justice in cases related to voter registration.
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- Why did the Department of Justice file a lawsuit in New Jersey?
- The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit to obtain New Jersey's voter registration records.
- Why did the federal court reject the Department of Justice's request?
- The federal court ruled that the Department of Justice's request should be denied.
- What are the consequences of this decision?
- This decision represents the 18th loss for the Department of Justice in cases related to voter registration.
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