The Trump administration's push to back up its unproven voter fraud claims in California has now followed one election worker home. The Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation into alleged noncitizen voting in the state and issued federal grand jury subpoenas to local election officials, The New York Times reported Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter and subpoena copies the paper obtained.
Federal marshals served one Los Angeles County election employee at home even though that employee had already been served at the registrar's office, according to officials familiar with the incident. At least two workers in the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder's office received subpoenas last week summoning them to a grand jury proceeding set for Nov.
4, the morning after Election Day, according to records The Times obtained through California's public records law. The subpoenas seek all internal communications about the Justice Department's demands on county…