US EditionTrump Vows Executive Order to End Mail-In Ballots and Replace Voting Machines
Trump aims to end mail-in voting used by over 30% of voters and ban costly voting machines, citing election fraud concerns despite lack of evidence and likely legal challenges.
- On Monday, President Donald Trump pledged in a social media post to lead a movement ending mail-in ballots and voting machines in U.S. elections.
- This pledge follows his March 25 executive order targeting mail voting, which courts blocked after lawsuits by Democrat-led states challenging its legality.
- Trump falsely claimed the U.S. is the only country using mail-in voting and that states must follow federal directives, despite election laws granting states policy control.
- He claimed that the United States is currently the only country using mail-in voting, asserting that every other nation discontinued the practice due to widespread voter fraud.
- Legal experts and election officials note mail-in ballots remain widely used with minimal fraud, and the president lacks authority to dictate state election rules via executive order.
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Trump wants to end mail-in voting before next year’s midterms - West Hawaii Today
President Donald Trump vowed Monday to lead a movement to eliminate the use of mail-in ballots, continuing his legally dubious crusade against the nation’s voting rules, which he has long attacked and falsely blamed for his 2020 election loss.
Off the news: Assault on mail-in voting unwarranted | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
President Donald Trump has yet to present facts to bolster his claim that mail-in ballots constitute a hoax, but has vowed to make the end of voting by mail a national movement, largely through signing another executive order.
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US President Donald Trump has promised to issue an executive order to end voting by mail and the use of voting machines before the 2026 midterm elections.
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