Trump's threat to take over elections is rankling Republican-controlled states like Idaho too
President Trump's administration has demanded voter registration lists from states, including personal information, sparking resistance from several Republican-controlled states like Idaho. These states are citing privacy laws and their constitutional power to run elections as reasons for refusing the federal government's demands.
President Trump's administration has asked states for their complete voter registration lists. These lists include personal information like birthdays and partial Social Security numbers. Many states, including Idaho, are resisting the demand. They cite privacy laws and their power to run elections. The federal government's request is part of a broader effort to take over elections. Several Republican-controlled states are fighting this effort.
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