Breaking News
January 1, DOJ Election Monitors Head to Seven States
Wyatt’s Take
- The DOJ is sending monitors to seven states to keep a close eye on the voting process.
- Federal observers in Colorado, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Florida, Texas, and Washington will watch for any funny business on Election Day.
- This move comes after years of concerns about election integrity in key battlegrounds.
The Justice Department has told election officials in Colorado, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Florida, Texas and Washington that federal monitors will observe voting on Nov. 3.
Wyatt Matters
Working families across the heartland want elections they can trust, and they expect the system to protect every legal vote without special treatment or hidden games.
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