Red states aren’t giving up on Trump’s anti-mail voting order
Filed in Washington, D.C., Thursday, the appeal marks the first major movement in the case since the midterm elections.
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Architect of Trump’s attack on DEI to lead DOJ Civil Rights Division
He takes over the job from Harmeet Dhillon, who oversaw the division’s pivot from its traditional mission of protecting voting rights to attacking them.
Trump nominates as ambassador a former election official who claimed Democrats need ‘illegal citizens’ to win elections
President Donald Trump nominated former federal election official Christy McCormick to serve as U.S. ambassador to North Macedonia, months after she faced calls to resign and revealed she was under investigation over inflammatory comments falsely accusing Democrats of relying on noncitizens to win elections.
Trump demands every Alaska vote against Peltola be awarded to Republican incumbent in latest assault on Senate race
Though Peltola is projected to win the race, Trump’s comments and recent actions taken by the DOJ suggest the administration may still try to block certification.
‘All about the machines’: Trump claims Democrats’ midterm wins not ‘honest’
Trump’s mini-rant comes two days after he reposted several conspiracy theories that used cherry-picked data to suggest the results must have been manipulated.
Trump promotes posts questioning midterm results
It makes clear that MAGA election denialism remains alive and well heading into the Trump’s last two years in office.
Prosecutor leading Trump’s ‘grand conspiracy’ investigation into Democrats resigns
Quiñones’ departure likely signals the end of the politically motivated investigation.
After midterm rout, Trump doubles down on Alaska Senate seat scheme
Trump called for Alaska to transfer to incumbent Sen. Dan Sullivan (R) all votes cast for a candidate with a similar name, Daniel J. Sullivan.
Harmeet Dhillon, architect of Trump’s failed voter roll crusade, resigns from Justice Department
Harmeet Dhillon, a longtime ally of President Donald Trump who led the administration to an uninterrupted string of courtroom defeats in its crusade for states’ unredacted voter rolls, has resigned as head of the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) Civil Rights Division.
DOJ points to legal losing streak in bid to toss out Democrats’ election interference lawsuit
The DOJ is simultaneously claiming its threats to election officials have no legal power on their own while waging an aggressive legal campaign to force states to comply.
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