U.S. district judge, Northern District of California
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A federal judge found that Homeland Security's search for noncitizen voters relied on "voluminous and unreliable" lists and likely broke the Voting Rights Act's ban on intimidation. She put her order on hold until 5 p.m. Friday so the administration could appeal.
A federal judge in California ruled that the Homeland Security Department's armed home visits, which relied on error-prone voter lists, likely amount to voter intimidation. Her order covers nine states, including Georgia, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, through Election Day unless the administration wins an appeal.
A federal judge in Oakland ruled that Homeland Security's door-knocking about immigration status and voting likely breaks the Voting Rights Act. The order is paused until Friday so the government can appeal.
