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🚨BREAKING: Federal Court REJECTS Department of Justice lawsuit to compel New Mexico to provide the DOJ with access to its complete statewide voter registration database.
DOJ is now 0-15 in these cases. Elias Law Group and its clients are undefeated! www.democracydocket.com/cases/new-me...
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Analysis Summary
A federal judge dismissed the Trump DOJ's lawsuit demanding New Mexico release its complete voter registration database, ruling the request lacked legal basis. The DOJ has now lost 15 consecutive cases seeking access to voter data — cases defended by Elias Law Group and allied voting rights organizations. The pattern reflects judicial skepticism about broad government demands for unredacted voter personal information (names, birthdates, SSNs, addresses) without a demonstrated connection to enforcing voting rights protections.
Claims Analysis (3)
“Federal Court REJECTS Department of Justice lawsuit to compel New Mexico to provide the DOJ with access to its complete statewide voter registration database.”
Multiple sources confirm a federal judge dismissed the DOJ's lawsuit seeking New Mexico voter registration data on July 15, 2026 (reported as Tuesday). KVIA and Democracy Docket both verify the dismissal.
“DOJ is now 0-15 in these cases.”
Democracy Docket explicitly reports 'President Donald Trump's Department of Justice (DOJ) lost its 14th and 15th voter roll cases Tuesday' — the New Mexico and Virginia dismissals constitute cases 14 and 15, bringing the DOJ to 0-15 in voter registration access lawsuits.
“Elias Law Group and its clients are undefeated.”
Democracy Docket is published by Elias Law Group's affiliated organization and the case coverage confirms their role in defending against DOJ voter data access lawsuits. However, 'undefeated' is promotional language rather than a strict factual claim — the underlying fact (they have won these 15 cases) is verified.
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