
DOJ Warns Election Officials of Jail Time Amid Midterm Watch
Acting Deputy Attorney General Trent McCotter sent letters to election officials in all 50 states warning that failure to preserve voting records for 22 months could result in criminal prosecution. The Justice Department is deploying 1,000 monitors nationwide for the midterms, while both parties prepare extensive legal and observational strategies. Critics call the pre-election enforcement actions a break from historical norms, while the administration frames them as necessary measures to ensure only citizens vote.



