In a recent Oval Office appearance, President Trump was asked if the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) had a role in rigging the 2020 election. He affirmed there were many negative occurrences in that election but claimed the scale was too significant for rigging. Trump expressed a desire for reforms in the voting process, advocating for measures such as one-day voting, voter ID, and a return to paper ballots. This controversy reflects ongoing battles over election integrity and executive power, particularly with Trump's past claims of election interference.
"It could've had a role. There were a lot of bad things that happened in 2020. I think bad things happened in 2024, but it was too big."
"We're looking to go to a system now, much different where one-day voting, voter ID, and just, we have to do that. And paper ballots, we want paper ballots."
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