Trump’s Anti-Voter Fraud Commission: Judge Says Yes, Massachusetts Says No

BOSTON — A federal judge may have tossed out a bid to block President Donald Trump's voter integrity team from collecting data from all 50 states, but don't expect Massachusetts officials to be sending the White House any information.
Debrah O'Malley, a spokesman for Secretary of State William Galvin, told New Boston Post on Tuesday that the ruling will not affect the state's decision to opt out of providing the Presidential Election Commission, tasked with investigating voter fraud allegations, with any voter data.