
Arizona Challenges Trump's Mail-In Voting Overhaul
Key Takeaways
- Trump signs executive order to create nationwide list of eligible voters and restrict mail-in voting.
- Arizona election officials pledge to challenge the order in court.
- Oregon and Arizona are the first states to pledge legal challenges.
Trump Signs Mail Vote Order
President Trump signed an executive order to create a nationwide list of verified eligible voters.
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The order directs DHS and the Social Security Administration to create the list.

The USPS would send ballots only to those on approved lists.
Arizona Ready to Fight
Arizona pledged to challenge the order in court.
Over 80 percent of voters in Arizona use mail-in ballots.

The system was built by Republicans and used safely for decades.
Experts Call Order Unconstitutional
Experts said the order violates the Constitution by seizing states' power.
The Atlantic Council described it as a high-risk gamble.
Trump said he believed it was foolproof.
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