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Trump administration sues Oregon to force it to turn over full information about each Oregon voter
Trump administration sues Oregon to force it to turn over full information about each Oregon voter
Trump administration sues Oregon to force it to turn over full information about each Oregon voter

Published on: 09/16/2025

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The Trump administration is suing Oregon to get access to information about every registered Oregon voter, including full date of birth and driver’s license number or partial Social Security number.

The Trump administration sued Oregon and Secretary of State Tobias Read on Tuesday to force them to turn over detailed information about each of the state’s voters.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/politics/2025/09/trump-administration-sues-oregon-to-force-it-to-turn-over-full-information-about-each-oregon-voter.html

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