Daily Journal Staff Writer
WASHINGTON - Alameda County has agreed to accommodate Spanish- and Chinese-speaking voters to settle a lawsuit alleging civil rights violations, the Justice Department announced Tuesday.
As part of the consent decree, which a federal judge must approve, the county is required to distribute ballots, instructions and other election materials in Spanish and Chinese, as well as in English, provide trans...
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