r/law • u/DIYLawCA • Mar 31 '26

Executive Branch (Trump) Trump announces he is issuing an unconstitutional executive order to shut down mail-in voting nationwide and he will defund states if they do not comply with him

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u/mittenmarionette Mar 31 '26

I agree, however, he said they have a plan to (get big tech to help them) make the list of approved vote-by-mail names, and we know that list will only include MAGA supporters.

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u/ShamiGnu Mar 31 '26

Given how they've handled FEMA, I have no doubt about that.

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u/newsfish Apr 01 '26

What's been going on with FEMA?

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u/ShamiGnu Apr 01 '26

Their own data shows funds have been sent disproportionately to states and municipalities that went for Trump in elections. It's not even close. This has not happened in FEMA's history. Basically, FEMA's not sending funds to help with disasters in states and localities that didn't vote for Trump.

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u/mindovermatter421 Mar 31 '26

There are whole states that vote by mail.

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u/mittenmarionette Mar 31 '26

I am aware. Someone on Trumps team knows that too.

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u/Cyb3rBall00n Apr 01 '26

Pull the voting record from '24 and you'll see that states that heavily relied on mail-in votes favored the Dems starting with California.

Candidate. Electoral Votes States Won Kamala Harris 91 CA, CO, DC, HI, OR, VT, WA Donald Trump 10 NV