Jared DeMarinis

A federal judge dismissed a Justice Department lawsuit seeking Maryland's voter registration records, ruling that states are not required to provide such records under the Civil Rights Act. Maryland officials criticized the DOJ's request as a 'fishing expedition' for sensitive voter data, while the judge cited previous court decisions against similar federal demands in other states.

Maryland Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller dismissed President Donald Trump's allegations of corruption over a mail-in ballot error, stating such mistakes occur in most elections. Trump accused Democratic Gov. Wes Moore of orchestrating the error to benefit Democrats, but Miller attributed the issue to a vendor's mistake. The Maryland State Board of Elections acknowledged the error and plans to send replacement ballots.

House Republicans are investigating a Maryland ballot printing error that caused some voters to receive incorrect primary ballots, with over 500,000 replacement ballots being resent. GOP lawmakers and President Trump criticized the state's response, alleging election mismanagement and demanding federal review.

A vendor error in Maryland caused incorrect primary ballots to be sent to voters ahead of the June 23 gubernatorial election, prompting a House GOP investigation. Republican lawmakers, including House Administration Committee leaders, demanded transparency from the Maryland State Board of Elections, which is resending replacement ballots to over 500,000 voters. President Trump and the RNC criticized the error as evidence of 'election mismanagement' and called for federal reviews.

A Maryland primary ballot mix-up has renewed Republican calls for a federal review of the state's voter rolls, with the Maryland Freedom Caucus demanding an audit after some voters received the wrong party's ballot. The mistake affects around 400,000 primary voters who requested mail-in ballots. The state is resending thousands of corrected ballots to address the issue.

A Maryland primary ballot mix-up has renewed Republican calls for a federal review of the state's voter rolls, with some 400,000 primary voters receiving the wrong party's ballot. The Maryland Freedom Caucus is demanding that state elections officials release Maryland's voter rolls to the federal government for an audit. The mistake undermines confidence in the June 23 primary.