The election day is less than three weeks away, but millions of Americans are already voting.

This week, President Donald Trump took the Twitter to urge his supporters to volunteer

as election poll watchers, as part of what the campaign calls the Army for Trump.

That echoes what he said in the first presidential debate.

President Trump, you've got problems.

I'm urging my supporters to go into the polls and watch very carefully, because that's

what has to happen.

I am urging them to do it.

And what he's repeated on the campaign trail.

Gotta be careful with those ballots.

Watch those ballots.

I don't like it.

You know you have a Democrat governor, you have all these Democrats watching that stuff.

I don't like it.

Earlier this year, the Republican National Committee set a goal of recruiting 50,000 poll

watchers across the country.

The RNC and Trump campaign say it's all the name of ballot security, and that these

monitors are necessary to combat possible voter fraud, which, by the way, is actually

very rare.

But election officials and advocates worry that these tactics could intimidate Democratic

voters, especially in black and brown communities.

And there is a ripe example in my home state of New Jersey, where once upon a time, misconduct

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