BREAKING: After Pam Bondi requested Minnesota’s voter data, MN officials reportedly sent her exactly 1% of their records with it all blacked out and a note on the top of every page that says, “Most transparent state government ever.”

After Pam Bondi formally requested access to Minnesota’s voter data, what the state reportedly sent back has EVERYONE talking — and laughing in disbelief.

Sources say MN officials responded by sending her just 1% of the requested records — every single page blacked out — with a sarcastic note stamped across the top:
📝 “Most transparent state government ever.”
Critics are calling it a “mockery of transparency,” while others say it’s a “bold political statement.” Either way, it’s fueling a massive transparency debate that’s lighting up social media right now.
Pam Bondi’s team hasn’t minced words — they’re calling this a “blatant refusal to cooperate” and warning of legal action if the state doesn’t comply fully.
Meanwhile, Minnesota officials insist they’re following privacy laws and that voter data access has strict limitations.
💬 What do YOU think — is this government defiance or a justified move to protect voters’ privacy?
👉 See the full report and documents here: [link]
⚡ Comment “TRANSPARENCY” if you think states should be held accountable!