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DOJ deploys prosecutor to monitor LA ballot count
The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Los Angeles sent an assistant to observe ballot processing in Los Angeles during the primary election amid claims by President Donald Trump of potential vote counting issues. The county’s election officials confirmed the observation, which is open to public oversight, and denied any connection to ongoing election fraud investigations. The primary results are delayed, partly due to the large number of mail ballots, with California law allowing up to 30 days for complete vote counting.
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