DOJ pivots to voter-fraud monitors as Miami crash leaves 5 dead
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The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division is being redirected to monitor voter fraud for the midterms, a move that has sparked concerns among veterans who worry it could undermine confidence in elections; an armed man attacked Ohio Democratic gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton at a campaign event, injuring several people; and a Boeing 767 cargo plane operated by Amazon crashed near Miami International Airport, killing five and injuring others, with the FAA noting the flight originated from San Juan, Puerto Rico.
- DOJ’s civil rights unit tasked with voter fraud and 5 dead after cargo plane crashes in Miami: Morning Rundown NBC News
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- DOJ Leader Encourages Employees to Sign Up for Election Monitor Duty News of the United States - NOTUS
- Federal election monitors watched New Bedford polls. The monitors were being monitored, too. The New Bedford Light
- Dhillon to Newsmax: DOJ Planning Historic Midterm Monitoring yahoo.com
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