Six members of Congress asked Attorney General John Ashcroft on Thursday to investigate whether the Florida Department of Law Enforcement committed civil-rights violations in questioning some Orlando voters as part of a probe of last spring's mayoral election. "Injustice and voter intimidation are again showing their ugly faces in Florida," wrote U.S. Reps. Alcee Hastings, Corrine Brown, Kendrick Meek, Peter Deutsch, Robert Wexler and John Conyers in the letter to Ashcroft. All of the lawmakers are Democrats, and all are from Florida except for Conyers, who is from Michigan and the top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee. Hastings, Meek, Brown and Conyers are black. "I don't know who this is, and I don't know who these people are, but I want it to stop. I just don't want voters to feel intimidated," said Brown, whose district includes Orlando's west side, on Thursday night. "This goes back to the old Jim Crow days, and I would not think this would be going on as we speak in 2004."