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DOJ demands California review list of ‘likely noncitizens’ who received mail-in ballots

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DOJ demands California review list of ‘likely noncitizens’ who received mail-in ballots

The Department of Justice sent letters to California officials requesting they review a list of “likely noncitizens” who were sent mail-in ballots to vote in the Nov. 3 election.

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