It is our duty here at the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice, and I think all of my colleagues here at DOJ and Senate-confirmed positions would agree, that we’re here to represent and protect all Americans, and do so on a nonpartisan basis, and that’s really how we focused our election work.
Discussing the role of the DOJ's Civil Rights Division in elections.
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