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The article details President Donald Trump's efforts to tighten federal oversight of upcoming midterm elections, including firing remaining Democratic members of the Election Assistance Commission and pushing legislation that would require voter identification and restrict mail-in voting. Critics argue these actions aim to give the GOP an unfair advantage, potentially undermining election security and integrity. Despite legal challenges and bipartisan concerns, Trump continues to pursue measures to increase federal control over election processes amid ongoing disputes over voter fraud and election security.
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