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Utah’s elections chief doesn’t have to give full voter rolls to Trump’s DOJ, judge decides

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The Justice Department suit is just one attempt by the Trump administration to access Utah’s complete voter rolls. Gov. Deidre Henderson speaks during an interview in her office at the Utah Capitol in Salt Lake City on Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2026.

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