Pulaski County Election Commission votes against DOJ election monitors at polling places

Pulaski County election commissioners voted 2-1 to prevent federal monitors from the U.S. Department of Justice from being present inside polling locations on Election Day. Federal monitors are typically sent to observe elections and ensure compliance with voting laws. The county commissioners' decision means these federal observers will not be allowed access to the polling sites during voting.

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Arkansas TimesLean Left· 7h ago

Pulaski Election Commission denies federal request to send in poll monitors

Arkansas TimesLean Left· 15h ago

Pulaski election officials to vote on whether to let the feds into the polls, and Mayor Scott weighs in

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Pulaski County Election Commission votes against DOJ election monitors at polling places

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Pulaski County Election Commission votes against DOJ election monitors at polling places

Federal monitors can’t enter Pulaski County polling sites on Election Day, commissioners decide in 2-1 vote

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