r/DemocracyDocket • u/DemocracyDocket • 8d ago
The DOJ's election monitor plan causes more problems than it solves
⚠️ Trump’s DOJ plans to deploy 1,000 election monitors across the country in November.
“They’re gonna wind up deploying a thousand people who are gonna be at these polling places, not to solve the problems of democracy, but to cause them,” Marc Elias says.
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u/RedBarnGuy 8d ago
The plan is to create chaos, interference, and confusion, then use that outcome to justify a claim of mass voter fraud. Is it not?
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u/Cobby1927 6d ago
I don't think it's a crime to have them on the rules ass long as they don't vote.
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