Thousands of observers planned for polling places on Election Day
Democratic groups and nonprofit watchdogs plan to put thousands of observers at polling places on Election Day, ABC News and PBS NewsHour report.
Democratic groups and nonprofit organizations plan a large presence of observers at polling places on Election Day, according to ABC News and PBS NewsHour.
PBS NewsHour reports the groups are training volunteers to stand outside polling places. The volunteers will report activity they consider concerning.
ABC News describes the effort as coming from Democrats and outside watchdogs. PBS NewsHour's headline says observers from both the right and the left will take part. The reports provided do not detail the right-leaning effort.
Both outlets say the number of observers will be in the thousands. The reports give no exact figure.
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- ABC NewsThousands of observers are to descend on polling places to monitor on Election DayMon, Oct 26, 8:09 AM EDT
- PBS NewsHourThousands of observers from the right and left will descend on polling places to monitor the vote on Election DayMon, Oct 26, 10:29 AM EDT
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