To prevent Trump from interfering in the election, the Democratic Party will send thousands of observers to monitor voting day

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The leftist camp is expected to send thousands of observers, and the Justice Department will also boost an unprecedented election monitoring plan, the Associated Press reported. Combined with more observers from pro-Republican groups, this could lead to an unprecedented massive deployment of manpower in modern polling stations.

Action-trained volunteers from the Democratic Party and non-profit organizations stood guard outside polling stations to report worrying incidents.

The network includes a large number of volunteers mobilized by traditional government watchdog groups such as Common Cause and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), as well as state Democrats, congressional leaders, national advocacy groups, and democracy protection organizations.

The Democratic State Committee Association has established the first cybersecurity team composed of former CIA and FBI officials to monitor and report on online misinformation, including artificial intelligence (AI) deep fake content, Democratic National Committee (DNC) Vice Chairwoman Jen Klebb said.

Additionally, Democratic mayors, attorneys general and secretaries of state have also conducted simulations to simulate worst-case scenarios, such as federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents infiltrating polling locations or ballots and voting equipment being confiscated. Democratic lawmakers have also assembled legal teams comparable to presidential campaigns.

“We’ve never done anything like this, we’ve never had to deal with a president who would signal that he might seize ballots, send ICE agents to polling places, and make other very clear and direct threats to the voting process,” Kleeb said of the party’s large-scale operation.

Trump has continued to make baseless allegations of fraud, but administration and military officials have said he has no intention of deploying immigration agents or military personnel to polling places.

White House Press Secretary Lauren Biss blamed “radical Democrats” for stoking fears about election security by refusing to pass voter ID requirements and other Republican-backed voting measures. “President Trump has worked harder than any other president to ensure that we have free and fair elections,” he said.

Susan B., the organization’s vice president of state affairs, said state Democrats have trained about 10,000 volunteers to observe polling places and report suspicious activity to federal agents, while Common Purpose has trained more than 16,000 volunteers. Susan Almeida said the Election Security Coalition, which has 300 groups under its umbrella, has trained thousands of people.

Senate Democrats organized about 100 volunteers. Save America, which is aligned with the Democratic Party, trained clergy, veterans, teachers and other community members. Solidarity organization Indivisible and civil society organization MoveOn also mobilized their networks.

Because many organizations are legally prohibited from coordinating with political parties, some officials are concerned about the potential for chaos outside polling locations.

Almeida acknowledged the possibility of lawlessness in some constituencies but stressed that the threat to election security requires a collective effort. “If some of the threats we fear most come true, we will all have to work together to deal with them,” he said.