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DOJ is sending election monitors to Utah, Lt. Governor says

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The Department of Justice is sending election monitors to Utah, but the Lt. Governor reassured voters and said she welcomes the scrutiny.

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  1. Salt Lake Tribune

    Utah’s top election official says the DOJ is sending election monitors to Utah. Here’s what we know. (opens Salt Lake Tribune)

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    The Justice Department is sending election monitors to Utah for the November midterms as it investigates Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson over the state’s voter rolls.

  2. Washington Examiner

    Utah says DOJ is sending election monitors to the state (opens Washington Examiner)

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    The Department of Justice is sending election monitors to Utah ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections, state officials said Thursday. Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson announced on social media that the Justice Department had notified the state of its plans to deploy monitors, though she did not specify…

  3. ABC 4 Utah

    DOJ is sending election monitors to Utah, Lt. Governor says (opens ABC 4 Utah)

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    The Department of Justice is sending election monitors to Utah, but the Lt. Governor reassured voters and said she welcomes the scrutiny.

  4. Deseret News

    The DOJ is sending election monitors to Utah. The state’s voters already trust the process (opens Deseret News)

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    Utah voters are overwhelmingly confident in the state’s election process, new polling shows. Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson, who oversees state elections, doesn’t want that to change — even as the Justice Department said it will send officials to monitor the midterms next month.

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