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The DOJ is deploying election monitors to New Hampshire cities like Manchester and Nashua, framed as routine oversight for accessibility and accuracy—but amid heightened partisan scrutiny. While local officials say the observers won’t interfere and are legally permitted, the move echoes Trump-era election fraud concerns and follows recent federal pressure over non-citizen voting, with New Hampshire officials coolly resisting. The timing also coincides with a federal court defeat for the Trump administration in a voter data case, underscoring growing friction between federal and state election authority.

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