DOJ to monitor Charleston polling sites for South Carolina primary runoff
Summary
The U.S. Justice Department will watch polling places in Charleston, South Carolina, during the state's Republican Senate runoff election. They are sending a team to ensure the voting process follows civil rights laws.Key Facts
- The DOJ is monitoring polling sites in Charleston, South Carolina.
- This is for the South Carolina Senate Republican (GOP) runoff election.
- Four attorneys from the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division will be present.
- One assistant U.S. attorney from South Carolina will join the team.
- A staff member from the U.S. Attorney’s office for South Carolina will also be involved.
- The monitoring aims to protect voters’ civil rights during the election.
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