DOJ Questions Washington State's Voter Rolls
The Trump administration claims over 400 non-citizens are registered to vote in Washington state. The DOJ has asked the state to set aside these ballots before the midterm elections. Washington's Secretary of State is reviewing the request, emphasizing adherence to state and federal law. The US Department of Justice (DOJ) has accused Washington state of having over 400 non-citizens registered to vote, just days before the midterm elections. The DOJ has demanded that Washington state set aside ballots from these individuals. This comes after a similar demand was made in California where the administration claimed there were 20,000 non-citizens on the voter rolls. Despite these allegations, non-Citizen voting is considered rare and the DOJ plans to send additional lists of suspected non-criminals to Washington before Election Day. The state's officials have expressed concerns about potential disenfranchisement of legitimate voters due to changes in U.S. Postal Service operations.
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The Trump administration has accused Washington state of having over 400 non-citizens registered to vote, just days before the midterm elections. The Department of Justice (DOJ) demanded on Monday (Oc... [1899 symbols]
