The midterms are over, but Trump’s legal assault on voting continues. Here’s where those cases stand
Democracy Docket runs down the status of lawsuits over President Trump's post-midterm voting actions: challenges to his mail-voting order and USPS barcode rule, a citizenship-lists scheme, the Justice Department's push for unredacted state voter rolls — 0-28 in district courts — and $20 million in diverted immigration funds for Trump ads that judges barred. Courts blocked his Election Day subversion attempts, but Democracy Docket says the litigation will decide whether his voting attacks can extend to 2028.
