Fulton GOP Asks Judge to Imprison Dems Who Blocked Appointment of Election Deniers
“I think it is outrageous for them to ask for jail time and criminal charges,” Commissioner Dana Barrett said.
Election Administration
Fulton County Dems Defy Court Order, Block Appointment of Election Deniers
The Fulton County Commissioners could face contempt charges for defying a court order.
GOP Pushes New Bill That Would Strip Voting Rights From Overseas Citizens
A new bill introduced by GOP House members would force nonmilitary overseas voters to prove they maintain a “current residence” in the U.S. to vote.
As Trump Plots to End Mail-In Ballots, Some Republicans Balk
After Donald Trump lashed out against voting by mail, a few Republican officials disagreed — politely! — with the president’s plans for an unconstitutional executive order.
An absentee voter himself, Trump railed against mail-in ballots and “Seriously Controversial VOTING MACHINES,” in a social media post Monday morning, which he reiterated in rambling remarks at the White House that afternoon.
In New Letters, DOJ Escalates Hunt For State Voter Data, Threatens Legal Action
The DOJ threatened to sue California over access to the state’s voter rolls.
Trump Doubles Down on Mail-In Ballot Broadside: GOP Will Do ‘Everything Possible to Get Rid’ of Them
Sitting in the Oval Office Monday afternoon, with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy looking on quietly, President Donald Trump launched into a tirade against mail-in voting.
The outburst followed up on a social media post published earlier Monday morning in which Trump said he wanted to eliminate mail-in voting and promised a new executive order on the issue.
Trump Promises New, Blatantly Unconstitutional Order to End Mail-In Voting
President Donald Trump announced he will issue a new executive order as part of a “movement to get rid of” mail-in voting.
Trump railed against “MAIL-IN BALLOTS” and, “Highly ‘Inaccurate,’ Very Expensive, and Seriously Controversial VOTING MACHINES,” in a nearly 300-word, error-filled screed on Truth Social early Monday morning.
Oregon Rejects DOJ’s Request To Share Private Voter Data, Citing Concerns of Unlawful Use
Oregon’s Secretary of State said he has “no interest in sharing data with an administration that is willfully violating judicial orders and trampling on constitutional rights and responsibilities.”
Florida Expected to Follow Texas GOP’s Lead on Mid-Decade Redistrict Power Grab
Republicans have opened the door to redrawing Florida’s congressional map mid-decade, joining Texas and potentially other GOP-led states.
These States Responded to DOJ’s Requests For Voter Data
States are being slow and deliberate in their responses to DOJ’s demands for sensitive voter info.