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🚨BREAKING: In a win for Nevada voters, a court dismissed the DOJ's lawsuit seeking access to the state's unredacted voter registration list. The ruling, which came shortly after the 6th Circuit rejected to rehear the DOJ's Michigan case, marks the 22nd loss in the department's hunt for such data.

The judge said she was "joining every other court to have addressed the issue so far" in rejecting the DOJ's attempts to use the Civil Rights Act of 1960 to obtain Nevada's voter data. She ruled the state's voter list is not the kind of record covered by the law. Read the full story:

democracydocket.comTrump DOJ goes 0 for 22 as Nevada court rejects voter roll demandThe Nevada loss came roughly an hour after another tremendous setback for DOJ. The back-to-back defeats deepen an already sweeping losing streak for the department.

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