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The Justice Department Will be Sending Election Monitors to Pennsylvania, Including to Philadelphia and Lehigh County In a letter sent to Pennsylvania's Secretary of State, James T. Catania from the Civil Rights Division of the DOJ, stated that election monitors will be present at polling places on Nov. 3, and that the monitoring will be "done in the same way as it was done in the past." Election monitors: ✔️Dress in business casual clothing and do not wear pins or other identification markers that they are with the DOJ ✔️They do inform the poll manager of their presence. ✔️Do not interfere with the polling activities. If they do see an election issue, they contact the designee for the jurisdiction about the issue. According to the Pennsylvania Department of State, election monitors can: ✔️Keep a list of voters ✔️Inspect a numbered voter list or voter checklist while no voters are present and in the presence of a poll worker. ✔️They can also "make good faith challenges to an elector’s identity or continued residence in the election district, which must be lodged directly with the judge of elections. 📝 “Other parties monitoring elections in addition to the Department of Justice, other non-government organizations, including the Democratic and Republican National Comittee, plan to send election monitors to polling places across the country on Election Day”. #Midterms2026

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