The Democratic National Committee relented on Friday night, allowing the Bernie Sanders presidential campaign to once again access its voter data after the Sanders camp on Friday afternoon filed a lawsuit against the DNC. The committee’s decision came close to midnight, when a federal judge was supposed to hear an emergency injunction filed by the Sanders campaign. The DNC had barred the Vermont senator’s campaign from using its data troves after Sanders staff improperly accessed confidential voter information collected by rival Hillary Clinton’s campaign.
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