- DOGE employees may have made a deal with an advocacy group that looked to 'overturn election results in certain states'
- The employees have been referred for potential violations of the Hatch Act
- Private information could have been shared through unapproved 'third party' servers
The US Department of Justice has confirmed in a court filing that members of Elon Musk’s "DOGE" were ‘secretly’ in contact with an advocacy group seeking to ‘overturn election results in certain states’ - and one such member went as far as to sign an agreement which may have ‘involved using Social Security data to match state voter rolls.’
