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fromSlate Magazine
2 days ago

Trump's Most Reviled Voting Company Sold to a GOP Official. That's Not the Worst of It.

Partisan ownership of major voting-system vendors is troubling but represents one symptom of an opaque, private-equity–dominated election systems industry lacking investor transparency.
fromSlate Magazine
1 month ago

Trump Wants to Change Voting Rules. He Should Be Careful What He Wishes For.

Last week, President Donald Trump announced that he wanted to fundamentally change the way Americans vote. He wants to prohibit absentee ballots, mail ballots, early in-person voting, and the use of voting machines. He wants all voting to take place on Election Day and all ballots to be paper ballots. He claims that such changes will make elections more honest by preventing voter fraud. This is an extraordinarily dubious claim.
US politics
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fromwww.mediaite.com
2 months ago

Trump Crows About Election Change He Believes Will Win GOP a Hundred Seats' in 2026

Donald Trump claimed eliminating mail-in ballots would enable Republicans to gain about 100 House seats and asserted mail voting and machines cause widespread election corruption.
US politics
fromIntelligencer
2 months ago

Why Trump Wants Election-Denying Felon Tina Peters Released

Donald Trump demanded release of convicted election tamperer Tina Peters, calling her innocent and threatening harsh measures while she remains jailed for felony crimes.
US politics
fromSlate Magazine
2 months ago

Trump Can't Actually Ban Mail Ballots. He Can Still Do a Ton of Damage.

Trump threatened to ban mail voting and voting machines to delegitimize elections and make Democrats nearly unelectable without mail ballots.
US politics
fromIntelligencer
2 months ago

Trump Abruptly Changes Strategy on Mail-Ballot Ban

Trump proposed banning voting by mail and voting machines, lacked legal authority, and shifted from executive order to pursuing congressional and state legislation.
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