Hennepin Keeps DOJ Monitors 100 Feet From Polls

Hennepin County heard the Justice Department wanted election monitors inside its polling places for Tuesday's midterm and said, politely, no. Federal monitors now have to hang back 100 feet in plain clothes, and they may only chat with voters on the way out, if the voters feel like it. The Gateway Pundit reports the county attorney's office says this matches the August primary, which is a fine commitment to consistency. Secretary of State Steve Simon says Hennepin and Ramsey both declined, as state law permits. Our friends on the left will call this a model of transparency. Transparency, apparently, means watching the watchers from 100 feet away in a fleece vest.

“Our office is fully prepared to protect and defend your right to vote”Mary Moriarty, via Gateway Pundit