In July, the court ruled that the office of Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron must release a number of public records it had improperly withheld following American Oversight’s open records requests.

Opinion and order in the lawsuit filed by American Oversight against the Kentucky Office of the Attorney General for policy documents, agendas, meeting minutes, or similar records from the state’s Ballot Integrity Task Force.

Records released by the Kentucky Attorney General in response to American Oversight’s request and litigation for policy documents, agendas, meeting minutes, or similar from the state’s Ballot Integrity Task Force.

American Oversight won an important victory in its lawsuit for the release of public records related to Kentucky's Ballot Integrity Task Force, a 2020 partnership between state election officials and law enforcement aimed at investigating and deterring incidents of supposed “voter fraud.”

On Tuesday, American Oversight sued the attorney general of Kentucky for documents and communications that could shed light on the work of its task force investigating supposed voter fraud.

Lawsuit filed by American Oversight against the Kentucky Office of the Attorney General for policy documents, agendas, meeting minutes, or similar records from the state’s Ballot Integrity Task Force. This lawsuit also seeks Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s related communications.

Here's a summary of the records we've requested related to some of the names on Trump's list of potential Supreme Court picks.

The Kentucky Office of the Attorney General rejected American Oversight's request for records of Attorney General Daniel Cameron's communications concerning the state’s Ballot Integrity Task Force.

Our latest investigations into political appointees moving to permanent positions, the designation of "antifa" as a terrorist group, and state-level voter fraud task forces.

Open records request to the Kentucky Office of the Attorney General seeking communications of Attorney General Daniel Cameron concerning the state’s Ballot Integrity Task Force.