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Trump DOJ warns election officials of possible jail time days before midterm — with army of watchers headed to polls

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New York Post – News
“Trump DOJ warns election officials of possible jail time days before midterm — with army of watchers headed to polls”

An army of poll monitors from both parties will descend on voting places across the country on Election Day and several hundred lawsuits have already been filed as both Republicans and Democrats prepare for a contentious midterm contest.

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