Trump Action Archive

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• FBI Seizes 2020 Election Materials in Georgia — The FBI has seized 2020 election materials in Georgia, raising concerns among state election officials about federal overreach and potential interference.

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• SAVE Act Threatens Voter Disenfranchisement — The SAVE Act, currently under consideration, would require all voters to prove their citizenship, potentially disenfranchising women who have changed their names due to marriage, transgender individuals, and others.
• Republicans propose voter suppression legislation — The Republican Party is advancing the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) America Act, which would require proof of citizenship to register and vote.

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• Trump Advocates for Nationalizing Elections — Former President Trump suggested on Dan Bongino's podcast that Republicans should nationalize voting in at least 15 places, claiming illegal voting by immigrants.
• Trump advocates for nationalizing voting in select areas — Former President Donald Trump suggested that Republicans should "take over the voting" from states and "nationalize the voting" in "at least many, 15 places" during an appearance on Dan Bongino's podcast.
• Trump Calls for Nationalization of Elections — During a bill signing in the Oval Office, Trump reiterated his call for Republicans to "nationalize" elections, claiming that undocumented immigrants are brought into the country to vote illegally.

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• State board of elections subpoena for 2020 election records — The Trump-aligned Georgia state board of elections issued a subpoena for 2020 election records from Fulton County, which the county contested in court.

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• DOGE staffer signed agreement to share Social Security data with political group — In March 2025, a staffer from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) signed an agreement to share Social Security Administration (SSA) data with a political advocacy group aiming to overturn election results in
• DOGE staffer sought voter registration data for cross-checking with government databases — In March 2025, Aram Moghaddassi, another DOGE staffer embedded at the SSA, reached out to Florida officials to obtain voter registration data.
• DOGE staffer publicly claimed misuse of Social Security data to expose voter fraud — Antonio Gracias, a DOGE staffer embedded at the SSA, publicly claimed during a March 30 rally in Wisconsin that he used Social Security data to identify voter fraud.

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• Trump Endorses Challenger to Senator Bill Cassidy — Former President Donald Trump has endorsed US House member Julia Letlow as a potential primary challenger to Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana.
• Julia Letlow announces Senate primary bid against Bill Cassidy — Louisiana congresswoman Julia Letlow officially announced her bid for the U.S.

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• NC Board of Elections Meeting — The North Carolina Board of Elections is scheduled to meet on January 20, 2026, to discuss matters related to election oversight and administration.

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• Appeals court upholds California's Prop 50 redistricting maps — A federal appeals court panel upheld California's Proposition 50, which allows temporary changes to congressional district maps to benefit Democrats.

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• House passes resolution against Chuy Garcia's alleged election manipulation — In November 2025, the House passed a resolution disapproving Democrat Chuy Garcia's alleged manipulation of his retirement to ensure his chief of staff's election as his successor.

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• Jack Smith Testifies on Trump's Criminal Scheme to Overturn Election — Former Special Counsel Jack Smith testified before the House Judiciary Committee, stating his team had proof beyond a reasonable doubt that Trump engaged in a criminal scheme to overturn the 2020 election results.
• — Special counsel Jack Smith testified before the House Judiciary Committee, presenting evidence that Trump engaged in a criminal scheme to overturn the 2020 presidential election results.

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• Rand Paul warns of potential rise in political violence due to redistricting — Republican Senator Rand Paul expressed concerns about a potential increase in political violence as a result of recent bipartisan efforts to redraw redistricting maps to favor their respective parties.

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• Trump Continues False Claims About 2024 Election Results — During a Christmas reception, Trump continued to spread false claims about the 2024 presidential election results in California being "rigged."

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• Organizers submit signatures to block Missouri gerrymandered map — On December 8, 2025, organizers from the group People Not Politicians submitted over 300,000 signatures to the Missouri secretary of state to block a Republican-drawn congressional map and force a referendum.

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• Supreme Court Allows Texas's Redrawn Map to Stand — The U.S.
• Supreme Court allows Texas to use contested congressional map

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• US Supreme Court Approves Redrawn Texas Congressional Maps — The US Supreme Court, in a 6-3 decision, approved the use of a redrawn congressional map in Texas that adds up to five Republican-friendly districts.

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• Indiana State Senator Opposes Redistricting Plan — Indiana State Senator Michael Bohacek announced his opposition to a redistricting plan supported by former President Trump and Governor Mike Braun.

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• Trump Pressures Indiana Senate on Redistricting — Donald Trump has targeted the Indiana Senate, urging them to take up redistricting in two weeks.

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• Texas Congressional Redistricting Blocked by Federal Court — A federal court has blocked the new congressional maps drawn by Texas, which were intended to create five additional Republican-friendly districts.
• Court Ruling on Gerrymandering Case — A court issued a ruling against a gerrymandering plan that was challenged for unfairly favoring one political party.

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• Trump issues broad pardon potentially covering 2020 voter fraud — On November 7, 2025, Donald Trump issued a pardon that may inadvertently cover any U.S.

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• DOJ's Shift in Voting Rights Enforcement — The DOJ's voting section has seen a reduction in staff from about 30 lawyers to less than half, with its mission now closely aligned with Trump's election agenda.

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• Border Patrol agents conduct operations in North Carolina — Masked Border Patrol agents conducted operations in North Carolina, reportedly kidnapping racially profiled individuals off the streets.

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• Federal judge blocks use of racially gerrymandered maps in Texas — A federal judge has blocked the use of new congressional maps in Texas, which were found to be racially gerrymandered to favor Republicans.
• Federal Judges Block Texas Congressional Map — A panel of federal judges blocked Texas from implementing a new congressional map that could have given Republicans up to five additional House seats.
• Texas Redistricting Map Ruled Likely Unlawful — A three-judge panel ruled that the new congressional map adopted by Texas is likely unlawful due to discrimination against non-white voters.

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• Trump criticizes Indiana Republicans over redistricting — Trump expressed disappointment in Indiana State Senate Republicans for not pursuing redistricting efforts that could benefit the Republican Party, suggesting that their inaction could deprive Republicans of a majority
• Trump threatens Indiana lawmakers over gerrymandering — Donald Trump has threatened to "strongly endorse against" Indiana state lawmakers who refuse to gerrymander congressional districts to his preference.
• Trump Criticizes Republican Senators Over Redistricting — President Trump publicly criticized Indiana Republican senators for not supporting his push for redistricting, labeling them "RINOs" and threatening primary challenges against them.

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• Georgia prosecutor Pete Skandalakis takes over Trump election interference case — Pete Skandalakis, the executive director of the prosecuting attorneys’ council of Georgia, has appointed himself to take over the 2020 election interference case against Donald Trump and others.
• Georgia Prosecutor Takes Over Racketeering Case Against Trump — The head of an association representing Georgia state prosecutors announced he would take over the racketeering case against Trump and his allies for efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

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• Trump Administration Joins Lawsuit Against California Congressional Map — The Trump administration joined a lawsuit challenging California's new congressional map, which could give Democrats additional House seats.
• US Justice Department Joins Lawsuit Against California's Electoral Map — The US Justice Department has joined a lawsuit initiated by California Republicans to block the state's new congressional map.