DOJ to monitor Charleston polling sites for South Carolina primary runoff
The Justice Department (DOJ) will monitor polling sites in Charleston, S.C., on Tuesday as voters cast their ballots in the South Carolina Senate GOP runoff. The DOJ will send four attorneys from its Civil Rights Division, one assistant U.S.
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The Justice Department (DOJ) will monitor polling sites in Charleston, S.C., on Tuesday as voters cast their ballots in the South Carolina Senate GOP runoff. The DOJ will send four attorneys from its Civil Rights Division, one assistant U.S.
attorney from South Carolina and one staffer within the office of U.S. Attorney for South Carolina…
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Original source: The Hill
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