No More ‘Hypothetical Situations’: States Move to Fortify Elections Against Trump
- Nick Brown, Washington State's Democratic Attorney General, stated that concerns over election interference are real, citing efforts by President Trump to nationalize election administration and question election integrity.
- Democratic state officials are worried that Trump might try to interfere with or challenge the November midterm election results.
- State lawmakers have introduced new legislation aimed at protecting polling places during the November elections.
- Democratic attorneys general are preparing for scenarios such as federal immigration officers or the FBI appearing at polling locations, while Brown warned that military presence at polls without unusual circumstances is not allowed and warned about local officials refusing to certify election results based on false claims.
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These States Are Eager to Help Trump Push His Voter ID Agenda
Mike Stewart/APSome states are pushing to advance President Donald Trump’s voting restrictions agenda, even as Republicans in Congress have stalled in delivering on his request ahead of the midterms.At least 15 different states have passed legislation tightening ballot access since the start of the second Trump administration. They range from Louisiana, where the governor signed a bill in May that will mandate annual checks of voter registration…
Election security expert says Democrats are still in denial about Trump cult’s infiltration of state elections and ballot seizures
Election rights attorney Marc Elias is warning Democrats and election workers not to assume they can easily stop the Trump administration if it tries to interfere with elections. Elias made the comments during an interview with MS NOW anchor Jacob Soboroff, where he discussed the growing presence of Trump-aligned election officials and the possibility of...
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