Volunteers protect voting access amid concerns over federal law enforcement presence
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The Department of Justice deployed about 1,000 election observers nationwide Tuesday in the federal government’s largest-ever monitoring effort. The United States Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Illinois announced the deployment, in coordination with the DOJ, in an Oct. 27 news release. Amid concerns about the presence of law enforcement officers at polling locations,...
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Volunteers protect voting access amid concerns over federal law enforcement presence
The Department of Justice deployed about 1,000 election observers nationwide Tuesday in the federal government’s largest-ever monitoring effort. The United States Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Illinois announced the deployment, in coordination with the DOJ,...
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