A federal court rejected the Trump administration's latest attempt to obtain Pennsylvania voter records, marking another legal defeat in its broader effort to access state voter data. The Justice Department has pursued multiple lawsuits across Pennsylvania, Maryland, Wisconsin, and Michigan seeking access to sensitive voter information, and has faced repeated losses in these cases—outcomes that strengthen state control over voter rolls under existing civil rights law. Marc Elias's Democracy Docket has successfully defended states against these requests, though the precise total number of DOJ cases and their outcomes varies depending on how cases are counted and classified.