Republican efforts to change voter laws have a long history, charging fraud, restricting mail-in ballots, and demanding a show of citizenship.

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Republican efforts to change voter laws have a long history, charging fraud, restricting mail-in ballots, and demanding a show of citizenship.

While states already have laws protecting polling place security, Trump suggests adding Ice agents. He also wants to nationalize elections.

DIANE REHM

Mar 30, 2026

Stanley Brand is Former Counsel to the House of Representatives and Distinguished Fellow in Law and Government at Penn State Dickinson Law.

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Republican efforts to change voter laws have a long history, charging fraud, restricting mail-in ballots, and demanding a show of citizenship.

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