NAACP: ‘Scant’ info in records about election integrity unit

The Virginia NAACP said Nov. 29 it was “deeply disappointed” after receiving “scant” information of substance in response to a wide-ranging public records request it made with the state's Republican attorney general about his new election integrity unit. After expressing concerns that the unit could lend credence to election-fraud conspiracies, the civil rights group paid a deposit ...

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