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The Justice Department Monitors Charleston Polls in a South Carolina Runoff

via The Hill·11h ago·2 sources

The Justice Department sent four attorneys from its Civil Rights Division to monitor polling sites in Charleston, South Carolina, during the Republican Senate primary runoff. Voters chose between Darline Graham and Ralph Norman. Federal monitoring of polling places has become a point of contention.

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