Blanche says DOJ could block election certification in 'doomsday scenario'
Attorney General Todd Blanche told reporters there are hypothetical scenarios in which the Justice Department could intervene in state election certification.
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- Attorney General Todd Blanche told reporters Thursday there are hypothetical 'doomsday' scenarios in which the Justice Department could block states from certifying elections.
- Blanche said it is never the department's intention to improperly interfere with elections or the certification process.
- Blanche said he is not planning his days around the election to be somewhere to not certify.
- Blanche said earlier this month the DOJ plans to send 1,000 election monitors to polling places in every state on Election Day.
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- The HillWire / unratedBlanche says DOJ could block election certification in 'doomsday scenario' ↗
- Fox News (Politics)RightBlanche won't rule out DOJ blocking election certification in 'doomsday' scenario ↗
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