The Justice Department has expanded its legal efforts by suing six more states, including New York and California, over access to voter data. Michigan’s secretary of state calls it an “illegal and unconstitutional power grab,” as federal officials refuse to reveal why they want this information.

Maine’s top election official has refused a request from the Trump administration for the state’s voter registration data, describing the demand as an unwarranted “fishing expedition.” Concerned about the potential compromise of private information, the official insists this move protects voters’ personal details.

As skepticism about election integrity grows, blockchain enthusiasts suggest a possible fix. By decentralizing the voting system, Web3 might well eliminate fraud and rebuild public trust in democratic institutions.