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AAG Dhillon had a cordial meeting with Gov Gordon, the Wyoming Attorney General, and the county clerk for Laramie County. We disagree with the public framing that the two monitors we sent were ‘aggressive’ or did anything improper. The discussion with the Governor and his team was helpful and we look forward to having a presence in Wyoming in the general election.
A department spokesperson’s statement to the Guardian, published 7 October; no name or date is given. Wyoming’s governor had called two monitors at the August primary “aggressive, unexpected, disruptive”. Whether department monitors are in Wyoming for the 3 November vote will test the last clause.
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