Justice Department to rig election ... in favor of qualified voters, fraud-free process

The Civil Rights Division will conduct monitoring at polling places around the country (locations TBD), will have attorneys ready in case of potential violations and will have staff available via phone, fax and email to receive complaints, problems or concerns related to voting.

The Criminal Division — and its 94 U.S. Attorneys' offices — will be working with FBI special agents to have designated district election officers in place to receive public complaints and coordinate the handling of election-crime allegations.

Immediate threats or acts of violence, however, should first be reported to local law enforcement by calling 9-1-1.

More information on the Justice Department's election integrity efforts, as well as lists of U.S. Attorneys and FBI office telephone numbers to report election crime complaints, are available on DOJ's website.

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