Trump Appointed Judge Blocks DOJ Bid for Georgia Election Workers' Personal Data A federal judge has blocked the Justice Department's bid to obtain the personal data of Georgia election workers, highlighting the deep seated politicization of the country's electoral process.
The ruling, issued by Judge William Ray on Tuesday, is a significant setback for the Justice Department's efforts to uncover evidence of voter suppression and election interference.
The Justice Department had issued a subpoena in April seeking the names and contact information of county employees and volunteer poll workers who participated in the 2020 presidential election.