WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In some areas, they are becoming as much a part of U.S. elections as voters and precinct workers: poll watchers, the sometimes unofficial monitors who go to polling places with the idea of stopping fraudulent voting.
Poll watchers come in all political stripes - conservative Republicans, liberal Democrats, anti-fraud groups, labour unions and even international organizations.
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