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More than 20 senators sent a letter to Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche that “continues to raise the alarm about DOJ’s involvement in the upcoming midterm elections for partisan political purposes.”
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to move faster to fulfill an information request from Democrats seeking documents detailing possible plans to deploy immigration agents or military personnel to the polls this fall.
Tulsi Gabbard, the top U.S. intelligence official who played a central role in President Trump’s efforts to investigate the 2020 presidential election, announced Friday that she will resign from her post as Director of National Intelligence later this summer.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche might have stepped on a rake Tuesday when he told a Senate panel that the Department of Justice (DOJ) was “working with other agencies within the administration to implement” President Donald Trump’s recent executive order on mail voting.
A spokesperson for Maryland Gov. Wes Moore blasted Trump Monday evening for spreading false claims about the state’s elections.
Senate Democrats lambasted the politicization of the Department of Justice during President Donald Trump’s second term, grilling acting Attorney General Todd Blanche at a budget hearing Tuesday.
Democratic senators demanded that the White House immediately end Kurt Olsen’s tenure as President Donald Trump’s director of election security and integrity Monday.
A federal judge appeared reluctant to swiftly check President Donald Trump’s latest anti-voting executive order, suggesting at oral arguments Thursday that there’s no legal harm for the courts to remedy until the diktat is actually implemented.
The discussions stem from President Donald Trump’s most recent anti-voting executive order targeting mail-in voting.
The RNC has not named the 17 states, but the RNC chair described the deployment as part of a broader strategy to maintain Republican control of Congress after 2026.