Accountability|United States
DOJ deploys about 1,000 election monitors and observers in all 50 states for the midterms
On Election Day 3 November the Justice Department said it was running its largest monitoring effort in department history: roughly 1,000 monitors and observers, for the first time covering every state, coordinated by the Civil Rights Division with U.S. Attorney’s Offices and OPM federal observers. The release lists intended jurisdictions county by county and points voters to DOJ complaint lines—not to a change in who may vote.
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