Jocelyn Benson calls Trump's vote-by-mail order 'illegal'
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson has called President Donald Trump's executive order to change mail-in voting processes 'illegal on its face'. The order requires states to develop a citizenship list and track mail-in ballots, which Benson and other officials argue is an overreach of presidential authority and could disenfranchise voters.
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson opposes President Donald Trump's executive order to change mail-in voting. The order requires states to create a citizenship list and track mail-in ballots. Benson argues this is illegal and an overreach of presidential authority. The order could lead to voters being disenfranchised. Trump has called for the rules to be in place before the November election. However, implementing such a system would face significant bureaucratic hurdles.
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