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I do believe hiding/abetting fraudulent voting is a crime. And when done by state officials it rises to a federal crime.
No, that is all most states (like Texas) are willing to provide. They were asking for a lot of private data that isn't made available to the public like social security numbers, employers, etc. That's why Abbot told the administration to GFY.
