DOJ monitors expected again in Lowell, Boston for Nov. 3 election
State election officials are expecting U.S. Department of Justice election monitors in at least two Massachusetts cities. State election officials are expecting U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) election monitors in at least two Massachusetts cities for the Nov. 3 election. The monitors are expected to be in Boston and Lowell, due to their complex language requirements. Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith welcomed the planned monitoring, stating that only legal citizens should be allowed to participate in local elections. Critics, including U. S. Rep. Andre Carson, an Indiana Democrat, questioned the selection of the two counties chosen for the monitoring. Assistant U. US Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon said that this is something DOJ does routinely.
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State election officials are expecting U.S. Department of Justice election monitors in at least two Massachusetts cities.
“Our understanding is that DOJ monitors are expected in Boston and Lowell, as... [2222 symbols]
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