Voter advocacy groups want to stop Secretary of State Connie Lawson from sharing voter information with President Donald Trump's election integrity commission.

Prosecutors allege that 11 temporary workers employed by the Indiana Voter Registration Project created and submitted an unknown number of falsified applications.

Voting rights groups say Hoosiers could be improperly thrown off Indiana's voter rolls under a bill set to take effect next month.

The Bureau of Motor Vehicles would be required to offer Hoosiers the chance to register to vote more often under legislation approved by a Senate committee.

The warrant was unsealed Monday at the request of Patriot Majority, the group at the center of an Indiana State Police investigation. The warrant indicates state police contacted a handful of workers who admitted to falsifying registrations.

Law professor Luis Fuentes-Rohwer says state officials' handling of the case is "almost irresponsible."

Patriot Majority USA says it's been "publicly demonized" by state officials.

The Indiana Democratic Party Thursday accused Secretary of State Connie Lawson of incompetence, partisanship and inflammatory rhetoric surrounding recent voter fraud allegations.

Secretary of State Connie Lawson's office received complaints from voters who couldn't find their registration information or discovered that information had been changed.

More Hoosiers are registered already this year than in any election for more than a decade.