Last fall, two men knocked on Michelle Garcia’s door. They wanted to talk about voting.
One was carrying a clipboard and wearing a baseball cap. The other wore a blue collared shirt and a lanyard.
She said at first she thought nothing of it, as it’s not uncommon for candidates or political parties to canvas her neighborhood in Pueblo, Colo.
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