Wyoming Officials Push Back on DOJ Poll Monitors as Aggressive
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Wyoming officials criticized a Justice Department move to observe polling places, saying the monitors asked aggressive questions about poll worker training, equipment, and tabulators; Wyoming law allows only certified poll watchers. The DOJ says monitors are intended to ensure transparency and ballot security, and officials noted deployment on short notice and a misaddressed email related to communication about the monitors.
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