Wyoming investigates DOJ monitors for aggressive polling behavior

In Wyoming, the attorney general is investigating two U.S. Department of Justice officials who monitored poll workers and observed voters during the August 18 primary election. Governor Mark Gordon described the monitors' behavior as aggressive and irregular, prompting concerns about federal interference in state elections. The Laramie County Clerk denied the monitors permission to conduct interviews at polling places, citing state law that restricts election observation to certified poll watchers.