Election clerks in Dallas confront woman claiming to be DOJ official at polling site
Two election clerks at Living Waters Church polling site in Dallas reported that a woman who identified herself as a Department of Justice official appeared on election day Tuesday, according to The Intercept. The woman displayed a government ID, though the clerks expressed uncertainty about her identity. According to the clerks' account to The Intercept, an election judge confronted the woman and she subsequently left the location.
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This story is based on reporting by a trusted journalist. The Intercept conducted interviews with eyewitnesses (election clerks) at the location on the date in question. One mainstream media article has covered this incident. Key details—the woman's actual affiliation, purpose, and identity—remain unconfirmed by independent sources.
✓ Verified
- ✓A woman identifying herself as DOJ appeared at Living Waters Church polling site in Dallas on election day Tuesday. (The Intercept, reporting election clerks' account)
- ✓The woman displayed a government ID. (The Intercept, reporting election clerks' account)
- ✓An election judge confronted the woman and she left. (The Intercept, reporting election clerks' account)
~ Interpretation
- ~The election clerks were uncertain whether the woman's identity matched her claimed affiliation. (The Intercept, reporting clerks' statement, not independently verified)
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