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Philly DA's Office unveils Election Protection Task Force

Marcus L. Chen
Marcus L. Chen
Marcus L. Chen
Reporter · King of Prussia, PA

Marcus, a culinary enthusiast and graduate of the Culinary Institute of America, has been a food writer for over 5 years, contributing to local publications like the Philadelphia Eagle. He loves exploring diverse dining experiences in King of Prussia, from gourmet restaurants to hidden gems. Marcus believes food has the power to bring communities together.

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Philly DA's Office unveils Election Protection Task Force — Chadds Ford Technology news

The Philadelphia District Attorney s Office is unveiling it s Election Protection Task Force ahead of next week s general elections. The move comes as the Department of Justice announced plans to send election monitors to certain parts of Pennsylvania, including Philadelphia and Lehigh County, for the upcoming midterm election. Come Tuesday, Election Day, members of the team will be working throughout the day on Tuesday to monitor polling places throughout the city to ensure there are no issues impacting the right to vote for any Philadelphia resident no matter how they intend to vote. Appearing via a remote feed at a morning event to unveil the task force, Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner promised that the task force would be watching for any interference in next week s elections and, if issues are found, the task force will come down hard to address them. Make no mistake, we got teeth and we are going to use them if we need to use them, he said. If peopl

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