Nebraska Supreme Court rules voter data case is moot because feds already have records

A federal judge this week blocked the Trump administration from creating a national database with the information provided by states

June 26, 2026Updated: June 26, 2026

By Nebraska Examiner

Nebraska Supreme Court rules voter data case is moot because feds already have records

Voting booths at the Lancaster County Election Commission office on April, 24, 2026. (Juan Salinas II/Nebraska Examiner)

Regional

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State

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Nebraska Supreme Court rules voter data case is moot because feds already have records

Sports

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Ag & Outdoor

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