Federal authorities are investigating arson attacks on ballot drop boxes in Oregon and Washington, raising concerns about election security and potential threats to the democratic process. While officials assure voters that their votes will be counted, these incidents highlight a growing trend of election-related violence and intimidation.
Former RNC chair Lara Trump has raised concerns over election integrity after suggesting in a Newsmax interview that the Republican National Committee (RNC) has personnel present at polling places who can physically handle ballots. Her comments sparked concerns about voter intimidation and potential interference in the electoral process, prompting a reminder from former RNC chairman Michael Steele of the RNC’s history of cheating. Lara Trump’s reference to the lifting of an expired moratorium on voter intimidation adds to the complexity of the situation.
