In its latest attempt to interfere in state and local elections, the Biden administration is deploying federal agents to monitor polling places in several states during Tuesday's off-year elections.
The U.S. Constitution charges states - not the federal government - with primary oversight and administration of elections.
Regarding Union County, a U.S. district court approved a consent decree proposed by the DOJ earlier this year that forces local election officials to provide "a comprehensive Spanish-language election program for voters" during the state's Nov. 7 elections.
"The division regularly deploys its staff to monitor for compliance with the federal civil rights laws in elections in communities all across the country." In addition to New Jersey, Virginia, Mississippi, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, and several other states will decide the outcome of critically important elections on Tuesday.
As Victoria Marshall wrote in these pages, most of the 64 jurisdictions the DOJ "Monitored" during the 2022 elections are "Democrat strongholds or swing districts in states with key midterm contests such as Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Georgia, Arizona, and Nevada." Much like last year, the jurisdictions being surveilled by the DOJ on Tuesday are mostly Democrat strongholds.
The DOJ's increasing efforts to "Monitor" local and state elections appear to be aimed at curtailing GOP poll watchers' legitimate right to oversee U.S. election administration.
Even the Biden DOJ's own data shows that there is no widespread threat to election workers.
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