Justice Department sends team to monitor Minnesota primary elections
First publishedAug 11, 20:49 UTC
Last updatedAug 11, 20:58 UTC · 7m ago
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The Justice Department (DOJ) deployed staff to monitor polling sites in two of Minnesota's largest counties during the state’s primary election on Tuesday. Around 20 people from the voting section of the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division are participating in this effort at voting centers in Hennepin County and Ramsey County, the DOJ said.
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- The Justice Department (DOJ) deployed staff to monitor polling sites in two of Minnesota's largest counties during the state’s primary election on Tuesday. Around 20 people from the voting section of the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division are participating in this effort at voting centers in Hennepin County and Ramsey County, the DOJ said.
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