State Representative John Gillette (R-30) commented on Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon's announcement that the Department of Justice is enforcing voter roll laws and launching investigations, saying that Arizona Democrats will face consequences for their actions.
A post by conservative activist Scott Presler shared the announcement, writing, "HOLY COW! Harmeet Dhillon — Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the DOJ — announced that the DOJ is enforcing HAVA guidelines in regards to states complying [with] voter roll cleaning."
HAVA, initially enacted in 2002, provides federal funding to states to ensure they meet voter administration standards, including registration and voting certification.
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