New: A Democrat who served on President Donald Trump's voter fraud commission is releasing thousands of internal documents, including emails, from the panel. He had to sue to obtain access to these records paceidocs.sosonline.org
Maine Secretary of State Matt Dunlap says the documents show the commission had a bias to find voter fraud. paceidocs.sosonline.org/PDF/Dunlap%20P…
Here is Steve Bannon emailing Kris Kobach a @joshgerstein story about DOJ lawyers apologizing for the chaotic start of the commission. Bannon's email was just 3 letters "WTF" 
@joshgerstein And here is former Ohio Secretary of State Ken Blackwell, a member of the commission, mocking @letamericavote
@joshgerstein @letamericavote Trump's voter fraud commission seems to have been considering collecting information from jurisdictions on people who have been excused for jury service from 2006 onwards
@joshgerstein @letamericavote Christy McCormick, another Republican on the commission, wrote in June 2017 that the panel should look at amending the National Voter Registration Act, a key voting law that Kobach also wanted to change.
@joshgerstein @letamericavote McCormick also wondered about the optics of holding commission meetings in different places, including Orange County, Calif. She said California SoS Alex Padilla might be critical of that decision, but that might not be bad
@joshgerstein @letamericavote Kris Kobach reacts to controversy when states refused to hand over voter data
@joshgerstein @letamericavote Kris Kobach says voter intimidation is a "secondary or tertiary concern" of the commission
