How could Trump interfere in the midterms? Here's what voting officials are watching

NPRFriday, November 21, 2025 at 10:00:00 AM
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How could Trump interfere in the midterms? Here's what voting officials are watching
  • State and local voting officials are actively preparing for possible interference by the Trump administration ahead of the midterm elections, reflecting ongoing tensions in the political landscape.
  • This preparation is crucial as it highlights the vulnerabilities in the electoral process and the potential for significant disruptions that could affect voter turnout and confidence.
  • The situation is further complicated by recent polling showing Democrats with a notable advantage in congressional control, alongside legal challenges to Trump-backed initiatives, indicating a contentious electoral environment.
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