When President Trump tried to impose sweeping voting restrictions, like requiring documentary proof citizenship to register to vote, we sued and we won. When the Trump administration sued California for our voter rolls, A federal judge rejected the government's demand for what the court called an unprecedented amount of personal information it was seeking on nearly 23 million Californians. That ruling in California was one of at least 26 court losses for the administration, with rulings handed down by judges appointed by both Democrats and Republicans. (02:21–02:31)
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Asserts that a federal judge ruled against the government's request for personal information on Californians.
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