Justice Department asks Washington to set aside ballots of over 400 people it alleges are non-citizens

The Justice Department asks Washington state to set aside ballots received from over 400 people it alleges are registered without U.S. citizenship. It cites 1,500 votes cast by them in prior elections. It asks that their November midterm ballots be set aside until officials confirm eligibility. Secretary of State Steve Hobbs said he is reviewing the request.