North Dakota May be Handing Over Voter Information

A decision is expected next week

BISMARCK, ND — North Dakota may give voter information to a commission looking at election fraud, after all.

The state initially said it would not hand over data requested by President Trump’s commission in June.

Election officials are giving the request a second look after the commission pledged not to make public individual voters’ information.

A decision is expected next week.

More than 15 states denied the request at first.

At least five of them are considering complying.