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The Justice Department says reports of people watching ballot boxes in Arizona, sometimes armed or wearing ballistic vests, raise serious concerns about voter intimidation as it steps into a lawsuit over the monitoring.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office has reportedly opened an investigation into James Zheng An Indiana election office reportedly ejected a Democrat poll worker over allegations that he had pressured poll-goers against voting for certain...

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Grace Cary/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- Eight more complaints of alleged voter intimidation at ballot box drop sites have been referred to local and federal law enforcement agencies by the Arizona secretary of state's office, ABC News has learned. The ...

(WASHINGTON) -- Eight more complaints of alleged voter intimidation at ballot box drop sites have been referred to local and federal law enforcement agencies by

(WASHINGTON) -- Eight more complaints of alleged voter intimidation at ballot box drop sites have been referred to local and federal law enforcement agencies by the Arizona secretary of state's office, ABC News has learned. The newest referrals bring to 18 the total number of harassment and intimidation complaints that Arizona officials have elevated to

As the hours count down to Tuesday's midterm elections, election officials are working around the country to fight voter intimidation brought on by armed militia illegally staking out polling places.

"The eyes of the nation are going to be on Arizona, and were not going to fall victim to a crowd of people who wish to undermine democracy."

Eight more complaints of alleged voter intimidation at ballot box drop sites have been referred to law enforcement by the Arizona secretary of state's office.

Austin American-Statesman letters to the editor: Nov. 6, 2022