Oklahoma Voter Data Law Faces Federal Challenge Over Access Limits

Oklahoma settled the Trump administration’s voter data lawsuit — the only state to do so. Now a legal nonprofit is suing, saying Oklahoma’s new voter data restrictions violate federal law. Paul Monies explains the tangle. Oklahoma’s new law says you must be an Oklahoma resident and U.S. citizen to access the public voter registration list. A Virginia nonprofit says that’s unconstitutional. A judge has a pointed question about the whole dispute. The federal government flagged 16,000 Nevada voters...