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Trump's Midterm Meddling
Election officials fear that the Trump administration could intervene by demanding voter rolls from states, challenging some voters’ eligibility, sending around 1,000 monitors to polling places, or seeking ballots, records, and voting machines in ways that could disrupt the count. After the vote, the administration could pressure officials to delay certification or make fraud allegations that prompt recounts or bring the process to a halt. But the Constitution gives the president no direct role in administering elections, courts have rejected prominent challenges, and they have affirmed the states’ authority to regulate them.
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