Complaints of voter intimidation in Arizona

There have already been complaints of voter intimidation in Arizona as early voting kicks off. #midterms #vote

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00:00Arizona officials are getting complaints of voter intimidation after uninformed vigilantes

00:05with guns stood watch near ballot drop boxes.

00:08The armed individuals reportedly took videos of voters' faces and license plates while

00:13obscuring their own.

00:14The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Chairman Bill Gates and Recorder Stephen Richer released

00:20a joint statement, quote, for those who want to be involved in election integrity, become

00:25a poll worker or an official observer with your political party.

00:28Don't dress in body armor to intimidate voters as they are legally returning their ballots.

00:33A Reuters poll found that two out of five voters are worried about threats of violence

00:37or voter intimidation at polling stations during the midterm elections.

00:41Early voting is open in many U.S. states and will continue through Election Day, Nov. 8.