“See You in Court”: Blue States Trash Trump’s Mail-in Voting Order
US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order targeting mail-in voting, which has been met with resistance from several states. The order requires the Department of Homeland Security to create a list of verified US citizens eligible to vote and directs the US Postal Service to bar those not on the list from receiving mail-in ballots.
Donald Trump signed an executive order requiring the Department of Homeland Security to partner with the Social Security Administration to create a list of verified US citizens eligible to vote. The order also directs the US Postal Service to bar those not on the list from receiving mail-in ballots. Several states, including Maine, Nevada, and Oregon, have condemned the order, calling it unconstitutional and an attempt to undermine free and fair elections. The states have vowed to fight the order in court. Election experts say the order is unlikely to be implemented, with one calling it 'dead on arrival'. The order comes as Republicans attempt to pass the SAVE America Act, which would prohibit universal mail-in voting.
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