Justice Department sends team to monitor Minnesota primary elections
Summary
The Justice Department sent about 20 staff members to watch polling places in two big counties in Minnesota during the state’s primary election. These staff are from the Civil Rights Division’s voting section and monitored voting centers in Hennepin and Ramsey Counties.Key Facts
- The DOJ deployed around 20 people to monitor polling sites.
- The team is from the Civil Rights Division’s voting section.
- Monitoring took place in Minnesota’s Hennepin County and Ramsey County.
- The monitoring happened during the state primary election on a Tuesday.
- The DOJ aims to ensure voting rights and fair election processes.
- Hennepin and Ramsey are among the largest counties in Minnesota.
- This action is part of the DOJ’s role to protect civil rights during elections.
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