Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon (R) stated on Wednesday that he has asked the state's attorney general to investigate the behavior of election monitors sent by the Department of Justice (DOJ) during the primary election. He described the monitors' conduct as 'aggressive' and 'irregular' during remarks made at a state canvassing board meeting. 'It sounded like the behavior of the observers was a bit aggressive,' Gordon said.
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Wyoming Governor Requests Investigation into DOJ Election Observers
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has requested an investigation into the conduct of election monitors from the Department of Justice, describing their behavior as 'aggressive' and 'irregular' during the primary election. He made these comments at a state canvassing board meeting.
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GOP governor says he asked attorney general to look into ‘aggressive’ DOJ election observers
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