DOJ election monitors will return to Cheyenne, but this time they’ve agreed to stay 100 yards from polling places
After the Trump administration sent DOJ election monitors to Cheyenne on primary election day, the Wyoming Attorney General said, in an opinion released publicly Tuesday, that the law doesn't authorize them to be in polling places and can be removed.
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DOJ election monitors will return to Cheyenne, but this time they’ve agreed to stay 100 yards from polling places
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DOJ election monitors will return to Cheyenne, but this time they’ve agreed to stay 100 yards from polling places
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1 sourceWyoming AG: State Law Bars DOJ Election Monitors From Polling Places