DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin says election officials could face prison and fines if their states won't hand over voter data and let the feds 'scrub' the rolls — over a fraud problem that barely exists.
On Newsmax, Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville claimed several of his Senate colleagues were elected illegally. He gave no evidence — because there isn't any.
The House Budget Committee approved a resolution to unlock a third party-line reconciliation bill: tens of billions more for the Pentagon and a $10 billion grant program to push states toward the SAVE Act's voter-ID rules.
A federal court twice dismissed a lawsuit — joined by Florida governor candidate Byron Donalds — to overturn the 2020 Census count, calling further arguments futile.
The RNC sued Colorado — one of six states — to block certain American citizens living abroad from voting, arguing residency 'cannot be established by proxy.'
Trump fired all the commissioners of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, freezing the only federal agency devoted to election administration right before the 2026 midterms.
The Trump administration is threatening to withhold hundreds of millions in homeland security and counterterrorism grants unless states rewrite their election rules to match his demands.
The Justice Department sent letters to election officials in at least 14 states warning they could be criminally prosecuted over noncitizen voters — a problem research shows is vanishingly rare. Experts call it intimidation.
A housing bill passed the Senate 85-5 and the House 358-32. Trump canceled the signing ceremony at the last minute — holding cheaper housing hostage until Congress passes his SAVE America Act voting restrictions.
