Dem. State Officials from 3 States Refuse to Give Voter Information

Democratic state officials say they refused a request for voter data from the president’s Commission on Election Integrity.
On Thursday, the commission sent requests to all 50 states for voter information, including names, birthdays, voting history, and the last four digits of social security numbers.
A spokesperson says the information would be made available to the public, however; state representatives from Virginia, California, and Kentucky say they will not comply with the request.
The states claim the information is an invasion of voter privacy.
The president signed an executive order in May creating the commission to promote fair and honest federal elections.