The DOJ Is Already Investigating Reports of Midterm Voter Intimidation
Voting Rights And Voter Fraud,2022 Elections,Elections,Voter Intimidation,Voter Suppression,Justice Department,Arizona
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The Department of Justice is already investigating possible incidents of voter intimidation at drop boxes after voters reported that people monitoring voting locations harassed them and accused them of helping to steal the election.
The investigation was sparked by a report from an Arizona voter who felt they’d been intimidated while posting their ballot at a drop box in Maricopa County. They later flagged the incident to the Arizona secretary of state.
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