Law enforcement is routinely at the polling places because, as you know, we are hoping that it gets really crowded, the lines are so long and they help people get safely in and out of the polling places. That is their primary responsibility. But it does sound like this president is going to try to use law enforcement in a different way.
Demings discusses the role of law enforcement at polling places and expresses concern about potential intimidation.
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