DOJ subpoenas California election officials in voter-roll investigation
Politics · First reported 29 Oct, 22:40 · Updated 23:15

The Justice Department issued grand jury subpoenas to California election officials as part of an investigation into the state’s voter rolls. Reports differ in the additional context they provide about the subpoenas and related court proceedings.
- The Justice Department issued grand jury subpoenas to local California election officials as part of a criminal investigation into the state’s voter rolls.
- ABC News said the investigation is part of an effort to substantiate claims that thousands of non-citizens are on California’s voter rolls; the Washington Examiner report refers to ballots associated with up to 20,000 suspected noncitizens.
- The Washington Examiner report says a federal judge denied the DOJ’s bid to prohibit certain ballots; ABC News describes the subpoenas as escalating a dispute between the administration and states over election administration.
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- U.S. Department of Justice
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- Grand jury subpoenas to California election officials
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- California voter rolls
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- Up to 20,000 mail-in ballots associated with suspected noncitizens, according to the Washington Examiner report
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- An earlier Lux story was headlined as reporting that the Justice Department lost an initial bid to block votes from alleged non-citizens in California. [d561b44f-e873-4bce-9e23-4365e332d784]
- Another earlier Lux story was headlined as covering expanded voter-fraud-investigation pressure on California from the Trump administration. [c78bcd9f-014b-4222-b78d-a409443d4a42]
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