US election officials brace for potential federal interference at polls amid midterm fears
Denver's chief election official says a coalition has filed a lawsuit and election workers are training for possible intimidation at polls
Local election officials in the United States are preparing for the possibility of federal agents appearing at polling booths during next week's midterm elections, with Denver's top election official saying he expects anyone who violates the law and refuses an order to be arrested. The preparations come amid record-low approval ratings for US President Donald Trump and fears he may meddle in the vote or reject the results.