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RandySF

(70,603 posts)
Sat Nov 2, 2024, 05:21 PM Nov 2

Attorney general will not pursue legal action against mailer of 'threatening' voter letters

The Maryland attorney general’s office said Friday it will not pursue legal action against an election mailer company, just one day after it said the company had to stop sending letters that “threatened” Maryland voters and could violate state law.

The course reversal came after an attorney for the Voter Participation Center and the Center for Voter Information said claims in a cease-and-desist letter from the state were “simply false,” and after giving assurances that the centers had already stopped their mailings in Maryland.

That was enough to settle the issue, according to a statement Friday from the attorney general’s office.

“The CVI/VPC has assured the OAG (Office of Attorney General) that it will not publicize information that identifies particular voters and their voting histories, including a voter’s participation in the 2024 Presidential election,” the statement said.




https://marylandmatters.org/2024/11/01/attorney-general-will-not-pursue-legal-action-against-mailer-of-threatening-voter-letters/

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Attorney general will not pursue legal action against mailer of 'threatening' voter letters (Original Post) RandySF Nov 2 OP
The damage has been done and the AG SharonClark Nov 2 #1

SharonClark

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1. The damage has been done and the AG
Sat Nov 2, 2024, 06:52 PM
Nov 2

should explore possible election violations.

Maybe this is a case where the federal government should come in.

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