Greg Abbott announced that Texas had removed more than a million people from its voter rolls. More than 1.2 million Texans are now on the state's "voter suspense" list — stay on it through two general elections without voting or updating your address, and your registration is cancelled.
This isn't housekeeping. It's voter suppression, and it's your vote they're taking.
Read the full story: Greg Abbott Said Texas Caught 6,500 Noncitizens on Its Voter Rolls. His Own Office Had Confirmed 581.
At a September 17 campaign stop, Tom Tiffany told supporters the U.S. Department of Justice is 'coming to Wisconsin for this election.' His campaign couldn't point to anything specific to Wisconsin, as the Trump administration talks about putting ICE and FBI agents near polling places.
Michigan's Republican nominee for governor told Benny Johnson the FBI 'will have a presence' in West and Southeast Michigan leading up to Election Day. Asked about it at a Senate hearing, the FBI director said 'you bet' agents will be there, refused to promise not to interfere in November, and wouldn't say whether Trump lost in 2020.
Missouri's Supreme Court ruled unanimously that citizens can hold a referendum on the 2025 gerrymander. Onder went to federal court to have the November election run under the map the referendum froze.