The S.C. Election Commission can turn over its voter database to the U.S. Department of Justice after the state Supreme Court on Thursday tossed a lower court injunction blocking the transfer. In the unanimous ruling, the justices found that S.C. The Justice Department has said it needs state voter data to ensure federal election security, though critics note that widespread voter fraud has never been found in a modern American election. Henry McMaster’s office lauded the Supreme Court’s ruling in a comment to the S.C. Daily Gazette. According to reports, the state Supreme Court will decide whether to take the case or allow it to continue moving through the lower courts on Sept. 21.