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State Department asks diplomats seeking promotion who they voted for
Alleged political loyalty test for diplomats raises legal and governance concerns.
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Former ambassadors call the voting questions 'outrageous'
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Later Thursday reports say diplomats seeking senior posts were asked whether they voted for Trump
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Legal experts and an ex-diplomat lawmaker call the screening illegal and warn of prosecution
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Report says the political loyalty questions could expose the department to a criminal investigation
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Report says State Department asked promotion candidates how they voted in 2016, 2020 and 2024
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