Justice Department uncovers hundreds of Washington registered voters it believes may be noncitizens
The heads of two U.S. attorney's offices for the state asked that Washington election officials segregate the ballots of those who appear to be voting illegally.
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The heads of two U.S. attorney's offices for the state asked that Washington election officials segregate the ballots of those who appear to be voting illegally.
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