A federal judge blocked the Trump DOJ's effort to obtain Connecticut's complete voter registration database. The ruling was issued in USA v. Thomas by a Trump-appointed judge, and the case was litigated by Marc Elias's Democracy Docket. The DOJ has sought to obtain voter names, dates of birth, addresses, driver's licenses, and Social Security numbers from multiple states — framing the requests as election security measures — but courts have consistently rejected these demands on privacy and legal standing grounds. While some observers have tallied this as part of a longer winning streak for voting rights advocates in these cases, an official count of the DOJ's overall record in voter roll litigation isn't formally tracked.