The Trump administration has filed 31 lawsuits seeking states' voter data. Here's where they stand.

TL;DR

The Trump administration has filed lawsuits in 30 states and the District of Columbia to obtain complete voter rolls.
Federal judges have rejected 21 of these lawsuits, denying access to unredacted voter data.
The administration argues the data is needed to ensure compliance with federal voting laws.
States have largely refused to provide complete voter rolls, offering only publicly available versions.
The administration has also pursued other election-related measures, including executive orders and proposed legislation, which have been blocked by courts.

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