You do have a right to challenge in the election. They're a process to challenging in an election. But what you don't have a right to do is to intimidate poll workers.
Keisha Lance Bottoms: “You do have a right to challenge in the election. They're a process to challenging in an election. But what you don't…”
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Bottoms clarifies the acceptable ways to challenge an election while condemning intimidation tactics.
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