DOJ to monitor federal voting rights law compliance in 27 states, including Arizona

The Justice Department will be monitoring federal voting rights law compliance in 27 states around the country during the November 5 election.

The department will be monitoring compliance in 86 jurisdictions, including four counties in Arizona, officials announced Friday.In Arizona, those jurisdictions include Apache, Maricopa, Pima, and Yuma counties.

Louis, Missouri;Blaine County, Montana;Alamance County, North Carolina;Mecklenburg County, North Carolina;Wake County, North Carolina;Bergen County, New Jersey;Middlesex County, New Jersey;Union County, New Jersey;Bernalillo County, New Mexico;Cibola County, New Mexico;Clark County, Nevada;Queens, New York;Cuyahoga County, Ohio;Portage County, Ohio;Allegheny County, Pennsylvania;Luzerne County, Pennsylvania;Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania;City of Pawtucket, Rhode Island;City of Providence,...

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