The DOJ sent L.A.’s top election official a flash drive—here’s what went down
This month, Trump’s DOJ sent L.A.’s top election official a flash drive, a sticky note with a password, and 48 hours to investigate a list of 20,000 people it identified as “likely noncitizens" who were sent ballots to participate in the midterm elections. Here’s how the “bizarre” episode went down, according to Dean Logan, the Registrar-Recorder and County Clerk for Los Angeles County. Watch the full interview on "Connect with Jacob Soboroff." MS NOW: My Source for News, Opinion, and the Wo
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