Lists the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has compiled of possible noncitizen voters could be used to contest the results.
As Americans head to the polls on Tuesday for midterm elections, lists the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has compiled of possible noncitizen voters could be used to contest the validity of the results. With Trump’s Republican Party fighting to maintain control of Congress, here’s how the lists could affect the midterms.
What has the Trump administration said about the lists?
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