Judges Toss 27 DOJ Voter Suits; Oklahoma Settles

Judges have tossed 27 of the Justice Department's roughly 31 suits seeking state voter lists, Gateway Pundit reports. Oklahoma settled and handed over its list, which is what you do when you don't feel like arguing with a judge. The DOJ has appealed 23 of the dismissals, and the Sixth Circuit upheld the Michigan one on June 24, 2026, so somebody in Washington has a lot of paperwork ahead. Gateway Pundit also says the suits cite states giving their voter data to ERIC, a private nonprofit. Handing a private outfit your voter list is putting the fox in charge of the henhouse, and any rancher could have told Washington how that ends. Around my place, a man who wants your records and won't say why gets shown the gate.