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DOJ asks Washington to set aside 400 ballots before midterms
Federal prosecutors asked Washington election officials to set aside ballots tied to over 400 people they say may be noncitizens; the state is reviewing it.
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ABC News reports the U.S. Justice Department, through Washington state's two federal prosecutors, asked election officials to set aside ballots belonging to more than 400 individuals it says may be noncitizen voters, days before the midterms. Secretary of State Steve Hobbs questioned the timing and said his office is reviewing the request.
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