DOJ to deploy poll-watchers to 28 states on Tuesday

CBS NEWS online ^ | November 7, 2016 | REBECCA SHABAD

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The Justice Department announced Monday that it is deploying more than 500 people to 67 different jurisdictions Tuesday to monitor polls during the general election.

The personnel are from the department’s civil rights division and they are deploying to jurisdictions in 28 states to help enforce the federal voting rights laws that protect voters’ access to ballots on Election Day.

“As always, our personnel will perform these duties impartially, with one goal in mind: to see to it that every eligible voter can participate in our elections to the full extent that federal law provides,” Attorney General Loretta Lynch said in a statement. “The department is deeply committed to the fair and unbiased application of our voting rights laws and we will work tirelessly to ensure that every eligible person that wants to do so is able to cast a ballot.”

The department said its poll-watchers will gather information on whether voters are “subject to different voting qualifications or procedures on the basis of race, color or membership in a language minority groups.” The personnel will also see whether jurisdictions allow voters who are blind, have a disability or who can’t read or write can receive assistance or the ability to cast a private and independent ballot.

Some of the deployed personnel, the department said, speak Spanish as well as a number of Asian and Native American languages.

This comes as Donald Trump tells his supporters to act as poll-watchers on Election Day because of possible voter fraud and as Democrats accuse Trump and the GOP of engaging in voter intimidation in several states.

Poll monitors will also look to see that jurisdictions comply with the National Voter Registration Act and the Help America Vote Act’s provisional ballot requirements.

The Justice Department dispatches poll watchers for every election. In 2012, the Justice Department sent 780 monitors to 23 states, but DOJ officials warned in October that there would actually be fewer trained election observers this year because of the Supreme Court opinion that invalidated a key part of the Voting Rights Act.

The department is deploying monitors to the following 67 jurisdictions:

Bethel Census Area, Alaska;

Dillingham Census Area, Alaska;

Kusilvak Census Area, Alaska;

Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area, Alaska;

Maricopa County, Arizona;

Navajo County, Arizona;

Alameda County, California;

Napa County, California;

Siskiyou County, California;

East Hartford, Connecticut;

Farmington, Connecticut;

Hartford, Connecticut;

Middletown, Connecticut;

New Britain, Connecticut;

Newington, Connecticut;

West Hartford, Connecticut;

Hillsborough County, Florida;

Lee County, Florida;

Miami-Dade County, Florida;

Orange County, Florida;

Palm Beach County, Florida;

Fulton County, Georgia;

Gwinnett County, Georgia;

Hancock County, Georgia;

Chicago, Illinois;

Cook County, Illinois;

Finney County, Kansas;

Orleans Parish, Louisiana;

Quincy, Massachusetts;

Dearborn Heights, Michigan;

Detroit, Michigan;

Hamtramck, Michigan;

St. Louis, Missouri;

Douglas County, Nebraska;

Mineral County, Nevada;

Washoe County, Nevada;

Middlesex County, New Jersey;

Cibola County, New Mexico;

Kings County, New York;

Orange County, New York;

Queens County, New York;

Cumberland County, North Carolina;

Forsyth County, North Carolina;

Mecklenburg County, North Carolina;

Robeson County, North Carolina;

Wake County, North Carolina;

Benson County, North Dakota;

Rolette County, North Dakota;

Cuyahoga County, Ohio;

Franklin County, Ohio;

Hamilton County, Ohio;

Allegheny County, Pennsylvania;

Lehigh County, Pennsylvania;

Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania;

Pawtucket, Rhode Island;

Providence, Rhode Island;

Bennett County, South Dakota;

Jackson County, South Dakota;

Oglala Lakota County; South Dakota;

Shelby County, Tennessee;

Dallas County, Texas;

Harris County, Texas;

Waller County, Texas;

San Juan County, Utah;

Fairfax County, Virginia;

Prince William County, Virginia, and

Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

[phormer phrog phlyer]

DOJ is part of the progressive/communist party, they will encourage fraud as directed by Dear Leader.

[litehaus]

RENO ——
“She’ll also be remembered for taking “full responsibility” for the Waco massacre, but then keeping her job anyway.”

“Justice Dept. Haha. Now I feel confident that the election results will be fair. /s”

Just a reminder of HOW LONG its been for this Democrat filth to do its damage to our country !....Pray the Donald wins...

[b4me]

None to Broward Cnty FL? Guess that got that all taken care of already

[isthisnickcool]

Do they have some kind of psychics like in the movie “Minority Report” predicting that there will be issues just in the places?

The federal government has no business doing this kind of crisp.

[isthisnickcool]

Crisp=crap

[DOC44]

They are not coming to my county....at least they say they are not coming.... but you know you can’t believe what they say... so I will watch

[rx]

Mission Accomplished

HF

[Portcall24]

Their job is to ensure no one tampers with the tampered locks on Soro’s voting machines.

[TruthWillWin]

Let me guess, Bob Creamer, who needed a job, was used by the DOJ to pick the poll watchers?

[knarf]

YEP, that's why the entire democrat machine must go down.

Whoever Trump appoints atty gen will have a big brass pair and a slew of equally accoutre'd agents

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Hmmmm...seems the DOJ has these twelve (12)counties 'covered'

ELECTION ALERT: Presidential Election to Be Determined by Just 17 Counties

In Ohio, it’s Hamilton County, home to Cincinnati;

In Pennsylvania, the key counties are Bucks and Chester Counties, to the north and south of Philadelphia; along with Lackawanna and Luzerne Counties, straddling Scranton and Wilkes Barre in its western interior;

In Florida, it’s Hillsborough and Pinellas Counties, surrounding Tampa and St. Petersburg;

In Wisconsin, the keys are Brown County and Winnebago County near Green Bay; plus Racine County to the south near Chicago suburbs;

In Iowa, it’s rural tiny Bremer County;

In New Hampshire, it’s inland Hillsborough Township, on the Massachusetts border;

In Nevada it is Clark County, home of Las Vegas;

In Virginia, it’s Prince William County, outside Washington D.C.;

In North Carolina, it’s Wake County, which encompasses Raleigh and Durham;

In New Mexico, it’s Bernalillo County, along with Albuquerque and Dona Ana County near Las Cruces.

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Here are the phone numbers (for each state) to report election fraud:
http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3484590/posts

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CORRECTION SEVENTEEN (17) counties

Hmmmm...seems the DOJ has these SEVENTEEN (17) counties 'covered'