Gov. Murphy says state will not tolerate any kind of voter intimidation
Gov. Phil Murphy says it should be safe for people who haven't voted yet.
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Nov 3, 2020, 3:02 PM
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12ds agoGov. Phil Murphy says it
should be safe for people who haven't voted yet.
Election
Day 2020
The governor says the state
will not tolerate any kind of voter intimidation.
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"I believe we're going
to have a safe and successful day, but we're gonna, you know we take nothing
for granted, and I would just say to folks any amount of intimidation is
categorically, flat-out, 100%, black and white, illegal and that will be
enforced. Strenuously," says Gov. Murphy.
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