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Fears are growing in the United States that the January 6, 2021, storming of the Capitol could happen again if Republicans lose the midterm elections. There are warnings that Donald Trump may challenge the results and rally his supporters to protest; he has said he would accept the results if they are “fair.” Polling stations in battleground states have stepped up security, while surveys indicate that about a third of election officials have faced harassment. Officials have sought to exclude ballots cast by more than 400 people in Washington and around 20,000 in California, citing the possibility that they may not be U.S. citizens, despite no evidence that noncitizen voting has occurred on a scale that could affect the results. Democrats plan to deploy thousands of observers, while the Justice Department intends to send 1,000 federal monitors—three times as many as in the 2022 elections. Trump has also pardoned more than 1,500 people charged in connection with the Capitol attack.
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