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DOJ Monitors Stay Outside Minnesota Polls | Salt Lake City News
The DOJ deployed 20 election monitors to Minnesota’s primaries to ensure transparency and compliance, but Hennepin and Ramsey counties refused entry—forcing monitors to stay outside polling sites. Minnesota law allows federal observers to announce their presence, but local officials control access. The state’s AG office is watching both voters and monitors to prevent intimidation, while DOJ observers may still chat with voters post-vote—voluntarily. No major issues expected, but county attorneys are on standby to intervene if needed. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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