In an exclusive sit-down interview, the majority of a group of Democratic attorneys general from across the country told MS NOW that they have become increasingly fearful of ballots being seized from election offices before the midterms are finalized.
“What keeps me up at night is the federal government seizing ballots in a closely contested election and taking custody and control of them after the ballots are cast and before they’re counted,” California Attorney General Rob Bonta told MS NOW.
Five Democratic attorneys general came together to discuss election security while attending a quarterly conference in Detroit: Bonta, Dana Nessel of Michigan, William Tong of Connecticut, Josh Kaul of Wisconsin, and Nick Brown of Washington.
In a wide-ranging discussion about election security, the group expressed concern about the seesaw mail-in ballot fight, the Justice Department’s deployment of election monitors and the administration’s relentless effort to obtain states’ voter rolls.
But when asked what keeps them up at night, the attorneys general gave an answer not about what might happen before an election, but after.
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