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In the days following the November 3rd election, there have been growing concerns over possible election and voter fraud.
Charges of changing election rules, extending voting deadlines at will in violation of state statutes, among other things. Republicans loyal to the President have started to demand that the Justice Department act and order an investigation into these allegations.
These same Republicans have started to publicly ask the same question, does the Justice Department intend to launch an investigation. If so, when; if not, why?
To date, the Attorney General and the Justice Department have remained silent on the issue.
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