‘Largest monitoring effort in history’: Trump’s DOJ deploys 1,000 monitors; Democrats allege voter intimidation
- US Justice Department deployed around 1,000 election monitors and observers across the country on Tuesday.
- The US Justice Department deployed around 1,000 election monitors and observers across the country on Tuesday, describing the move as the largest monitoring effort in its history.
- The deployment covered jurisdictions in all 50 states, including several predominantly Democratic areas, and drew criticism from voting rights groups and Democratic officials who raised concerns about possible voter intimidation.
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- US Justice Department deployed around 1,000 election monitors and observers across the country on Tuesday.
- The US Justice Department deployed around 1,000 election monitors and observers across the country on Tuesday, describing the move as the largest monitoring effort in its history.
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- The deployment covered jurisdictions in all 50 states, including several predominantly Democratic areas, and drew criticism from voting rights groups and Democratic officials who raised concerns about possible voter intimidation.
Sources: Times of India, The Hill