Trump commission: American voters don’t have right to ‘informational privacy’
President Trump’s voting integrity commission fired back at critics Wednesday, saying the Supreme Court has never recognized a constitutional right to “informational privacy” that would prevent the panel from collecting and studying voter registration data from all 50 states. In court filings, the Justice Department and integrity commission Vice Chairman Kris W. Kobach also said the…
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