FBI Portland: What Should an Oregonian Do If They Believe Someone Has Violated Their Voting Rights? — FBI

FBI Portland: What Should an Oregonian Do If They Believe Someone Has Violated Their Voting Rights?

Steve Goldman, assistant special agent in charge of the FBI in Portland, describes the FBI's role in securing the election in a series of question-and-answer videos for communities served by FBI Portland.

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The FBI is ready to investigate federal voting rights crimes, but we need the public’s help. The FBI encourages citizens to call their local field office if they have information about an election crime. Callers can remain anonymous. If you are in Oregon, you can call us at (503) 224-4181. You can also file a report through our online portal at tips.fbi.gov.

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