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From the New York Times, it's the headlines.
I'm Tracy Mumford.
Today's Friday, October 30th.
Here's what we're covering.
With four days to go until the midterms,
the Trump administration has stepped up its attempts to intervene in the elections.
The most high-profile efforts are playing out in California and Alaska.
In California, the administration has been trying to block the state from counting the votes of some 20,000 people
it claims are likely non-citizens, though studies have found that kind of fraud is very rare.
A federal judge resoundingly rejected that effort,
but Justice Department officials have also suggested they would investigate
and prosecute local election officials who do not meet their demands to set aside ballots.
Now, the Times has learned, the DOJ has issued federal grand jury subpoenas to some election officials.