Voting officials said everything went as expected for the Arizona election on Tuesday. According to officials, more than 970,000 ballots were cast.
U.S. DOJ officials are expected to announce the recent developments in criminal cases involving threats against the election community in Arizona.
PHOENIX — The United States Justice Department is expected to announce developments in the election threats cases in Arizona. U.S. Attorney Gary M. Restaino is set to attend a news conference to announce the recent developments in criminal cases involving threats against officials conducting elections in Arizona. Restaino will be among other officials from the Justice Department’s Election Threats Task Force and FBI Phoenix during the news conference. John Dixon Keller, principal deputy chief, public integrity section, head of Justice Department’s Election Threats Task ForceThe event is set to take place at the U.S.
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