Arizona judge orders armed election monitors to stay 250 feet from drop boxes
A judge in Arizona on Tuesday issued a temporary restraining order keeping a group of armed poll watchers at least 250 feet from drop boxes.
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A judge in Arizona on Tuesday issued a temporary restraining order keeping a group of armed poll watchers at least 250 feet from drop boxes.
The Justice Department on Monday issued a 'statement of interest' in an Arizona case challenging the right of armed vigilantes to patrol drop boxes. The DoJ said it was troubling.
A judge Friday refused to bar an activist group from monitoring outdoor ballot boxes in Arizona's largest county, despite fears of voter intimidation saying that to do so could violate the its constitutional rights.
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