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Justice Department Requests Names of 2020 Election Workers in Georgia
The Justice Department has requested the names of election workers involved in the 2020 presidential election in Georgia. This action relates to investigations into claims of election irregularities. The New York Times reported the development as part of ongoing federal inquiries.
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This request stems from investigations into claims that the election was stolen. Claims of election theft in 2020 centered on allegations that Democrats interfered with the voting process. These claims have been described in the report as debunked. The demands target workers in Georgia, a state where the 2020 results were closely contested.
Federal authorities are now seeking specific information on individuals involved in ballot handling. Georgia officials managed the 2020 vote count amid multiple recounts and audits. This new federal request could involve reviewing records from that period.
The Justice Department may use the requested names to conduct interviews or further probes. Affected workers could be contacted as part of the investigation. The report did not specify a timeline for compliance or additional actions.
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