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Trump administration drive to seize election powers sparking ‘chaos’ despite pushback

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The Trump administration is pursuing changes to voting rules and seeking to take over state election powers, facing resistance from courts, state officials, and Democrats who warn of chaos and threats to voting rights and the rule of law. Former officials and experts say Donald Trump's motivation stems from his false claims about the 2020 election and fear of impeachment if Democrats win the House in the midterms. The moves are unprecedented and have sparked legal challenges and political opposition.

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The Trump administration is pursuing changes to voting rules and seeking to take over state election powers, facing resistance from courts, state officials, and Democrats who warn of chaos and threats to voting rights and the rule of law. Former officials and experts say Donald Trump's motivation stems from his false claims about the 2020 election and fear of impeachment if Democrats win the House in the midterms. The moves are unprecedented and have sparked legal challenges and political oppos...

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Trump's drive to change election rules is fueled by his obsession with his 2020 election loss to Joe Biden, which he falsely attributes to voting fraud.

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The administration faces growing resistance from US courts, state officials and Democrats.

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The administration faces growing resistance from US courts, state officials and Democrats.

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  • Trump's drive to change election rules is fueled by his obsession with his 2020 election loss to Joe Biden, which he falsely attributes to voting fraud.
  • Trump fears that Democrats will 'find a reason to impeach me' if they take control of the House in November's midterms.

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<p>US courts, state officials and Democrats warn that moves are endangering voting rights and the rule of law</p><p>The <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/trump-administration">Trump administration</a> continues to expand its authoritarian and radical drive to revamp voting rules and seize state election powers, though it faces growing resistance from US courts, state officials and…

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The administration faces growing resistance from US courts, state officials and Democrats.

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