Justice Department Demand Over Ballots Challenged By Contra Costa's DeSaulnier
DeSaulnier warns against interference ahead of election after the U.S. Justice Department demands ballot quarantine within 48 hours. U.S. Rep. Mark DeSaulnier has criticized the Justice Department for giving several California counties, including Contra Costa, 48 hours to quarantine ballots from more than 400 voters. DeSaullnier, who represents California's 10th Congressional District, warned that the department's actions could jeopardize the Nov. 3 election. He supported Contra Costa County Clerk-Recorder Kristin Connelly's commitment to secure, free, and fair elections and expressed confidence in local election officials following state and federal laws. The demand comes after another federal action involving the election, with DeSaelnier noting that the Trump Administration has sued to block the election certification in Alaska if the Republican candidate for Senate loses the race.
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CONTRA COSTA, CA — U.S. Rep. Mark DeSaulnier criticized the Justice Department after it gave several California counties, including Contra Costa, 48 hours to quarantine ballots from more than 400 vote... [1327 symbols]
