New Mexico Secretary of State tells Trump’s “election commission” to kindly jump into a mirage.

“My office has not yet received the letter from President Trump’s election commission requesting the personal information of New Mexico voters,” Toulouse Oliver said. “That being said, I will never release the personally identifiable information of New Mexico voters protected by law, including their social security number and birth date.

“Further, I will not release any other voter information like names, addresses or voting history unless and until I am convinced the information will not be used for nefarious or unlawful purposes, and only if I am provided a clear plan for how it will be secured. As New Mexico’s Chief Election Official, I will continue to ensure the integrity of our elections while protecting the voting rights and personal privacy of our voters.”

When President Trump announced his Advisory Commission on Election Integrity earlier this year, Secretary of State Toulouse Oliver released this statement:

“If President Trump truly wants to boost Americans’ confidence in the integrity of our elections, he should stop making false claims of rampant voter fraud. President Trump’s voter fraud allegations are simply not true and they are doing real damage to our democracy. I fear that Trump’s Commission will be nothing more than a Trojan Horse used to justify partisan efforts making it harder to vote.”

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