Trump signs sweeping executive order targeting election rules

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : States are required to accept that national form under federal law, but can still create their own voter registration forms.
43% : "I don't think that Trump has the power to do that, but if he did it would affect millions of registered voters' ability to register and vote in federal elections," Hasen said.
33% : At least, this will go a long way toward ending it," Trump said during the signing at the White House, adding "We got to straighten out our elections.
32% : Trump has long railed against voting practices he has deemed unfair to him, including mail voting.
31% : "Even putting aside the substance, there's a huge question about whether Trump can direct the EAC to do anything," said UCLA Law professor Rick Hasen.
28% : Since the 2020 election, Trump has claimed it was rigged against him and has called for changing election laws, some of which were outlined in Tuesday's executive order.

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