US election officials prepare for potential voter intimidation in midterm elections
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US local election officials, Protect Democracy, Trump administration
United States
November 3, 2026
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Local election officials are preparing for potential intimidation and violence at polling stations. Concerns exist regarding the potential deployment of federal agents, including ICE, to polling sites. Civil society groups are monitoring for interference and are prepared to take legal action.
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