Oct 24, 2026 · 19 min · 16 segments
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Kyle ClarkHostRia Jha
Chris BianchiMark Salinger
Colorado's county clerks are worried about the Trump administration's plan to send election monitors to a key Democratic county here.
It's the extremely competitive race between Republican Congressman Gabe Evans and Democratic challenger Manny Rutinell.
In Wyoming, according to reports from there, in one county they were going in and talking to poll workers, election judges, talking to voters.
All of that is not supposed to happen.
They're just supposed to be there to observe.
On Wednesday, the Department of Justice told Adams County and Douglas County that elections observers were coming.
We're like, oh, that's interesting, because Douglas County is a Republican county.
The DOJ is actually sending observers to Douglas County, Nebraska, which is, I bet you can guess, right, a Democratic stronghold at the center of a highly competitive congressional race.
Colorado's county clerks are worried about the Trump administration's plan to send election monitors to a key Democratic county here.
It's the extremely competitive race between Republican Congressman Gabe Evans and Democratic challenger Manny Rutinell.
In Wyoming, according to reports from there, in one county they were going in and talking to poll workers, election judges, talking to voters.
All of that is not supposed to happen.
They're just supposed to be there to observe.
On Wednesday, the Department of Justice told Adams County and Douglas County that elections observers were coming.
We're like, oh, that's interesting, because Douglas County is a Republican county.
The DOJ is actually sending observers to Douglas County, Nebraska, which is, I bet you can guess, right, a Democratic stronghold at the center of a highly competitive congressional race.
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