GOP governor says he asked attorney general to look into ‘aggressive’ DOJ election observers
Summary
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon said that election monitors sent by the U.S. Department of Justice acted in a way he described as aggressive and unusual during the state's primary election. He raised concerns about their behavior at a meeting where election results were being reviewed.Key Facts
- Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon is a Republican.
- The Department of Justice sent election monitors to Wyoming for the primary election.
- Governor Gordon said these monitors acted aggressively and irregularly.
- He made these comments during a state meeting about election results.
- The concerns were about how the DOJ election observers behaved while monitoring the vote.
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