Unilateral federal audits cannot override state control of voter registration databases.
The federal executive's initiatives to centralize voting registers, restrict mail delivery, and mandate roll purges are consistently blocked by courts protecting state-administered election systems.
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A federal court blocked the executive branch's attempt to restrict mail-in voting via a centralized federal list of eligible voters.
The federal government's push to force states to hand over voter databases has been blocked by federal courts defending local sovereignty over elections.
It shows federal judges blocking unilateral executive orders that attempted to regulate elections and restrict mail-in voting.
A 0-for-25 losing streak shows courts uniformly protecting state-administered voter registration databases from federal seizure.
The court dismissed the federal government's attempt to force a state to hand over its voter rolls, ruling that the federal executive lacks the statutory power to compel such disclosure.
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