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The summary provided by Kobach did not mention a gun or an alleged threat, but brief notes from a Dec. 13 telephone conversation between Brownback's office and Kobach said the Kansas secretary of state was "fully aware" of the cab driver's report to police.
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"This ACLU lawsuit is yet another attack on secure and fair elections in America," Kobach said in an emailed statement. "The ACLU is attacking states that try to keep our voter rolls clean. I will fight them every step of the way."
