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Adamkaz/Getty Images (WASHINGTON) — When the Department of Justice introduced a federal election security task force in the summer of 2021 to assist election officials with risk assessment and to investigate and prosecute threats against election workers,

More than a year after the DOJ launched a task force to probe threats against election workers, some election officials are frustrated with the results.

A month before the anticipated midterm vote, the officials said they were closely monitoring potential threats to election workers in the U.S.

A month before the anticipated midterm vote, the officials said they were closely monitoring potential threats to election workers in the U.S.