Trump Targets Mail-In Voting for 2026 Midterms, Sparks Controversy

Former President Donald Trump announces plans to eliminate mail-in and electronic voting machines ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, a move that could impact electoral outcomes and face legal challenges. Trump's proposal targets mail-in voting, historically used by Democratic voters, raising concerns about voter suppression.

This decision follows Trump's previous efforts to influence election rules in favor of the Republican Party. The move has drawn criticism from Democratic officials, with concerns about voter rights and fair elections.

The upcoming 2026 midterms are seen as a crucial test for both parties, with Democrats aiming to break Republican control of the House and Senate.