Trump’s voter fraud commission renews request for voter roll data

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Kris Kobach, vice chairman of President Trump’s voter fraud commission, has renewed his requests to states to provide the panel with publicly available voter roll information after a federal court denied a request to halt the collection of the information.

Kobach sent a letter Wednesday to California Secretary of State Alex Padilla, who posted the letter online. The letter reissued his request and tried to address concerns about the Presidential Commission on Election Integrity’s collection of personal voter information.

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