Several GOP-led states ban DOJ election monitors from polling sites in 2024 presidential election

Just the News ^ | 4/29/24 | Natalia Mittelstadt

[CFW]

Several Republican-led states said that they are banning U.S. Department of Justice election monitors from entering polling sites in the November general election after the agency sent observers to various states in the 2022 midterms.

When the DOJ announced that it was sending election monitors to polling sites in multiple states for the 2022 midterm elections, Florida and Missouri said that the department employees would not be permitted to observe the polls. Now, eight other states have said that they will also not allow DOJ election monitors to enter polling sites during the election this November, with some saying that banning them prevents federal interference in elections.

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For the 2024 presidential election, Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana, South Dakota, Texas, and West Virginia all said that the DOJ election monitors will not be allowed to enter polling sites in their states on Election Day.

[CFW]

Good. The democrats send operatives in from the DOJ to make sure ballot fraud operations can't be interfered with by GOP poll-watchers.

Also: Note that Georgia is not on the list.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

I know! I know!

Just let the DOJ run all state elections!

That way we won’t have to wait for days for Democrat to be declared the winner.

They can just do it on election morning.

[mabarker1]

Or NC...