Can Trump steal the midterms? | America, Actually
Between the Trump administration’s executive orders, lawsuits, and relentless rhetoric, it can feel as though America’s voting systems are under constant threat. Just this week, President Trump said he asked the Justice Department to sue Alaska to block certification of the state’s Senate race if the Republican candidate loses. But beyond these headlines, what’s actually happening to your vote?This week on America, Actually, Vox’s Astead Herndon sits down with Eliza Sweren-Becker, the deputy director of the Voting Rights and Elections Program at the Brennan Center for Justice, for a reality check on election security. Despite high-profile threats, Donald Trump is currently on a losing streak in court, and election advocates are racking up major wins.
00:00 Is your vote safe this November?
02:38 How serious is the threat to your vote?
05:58 What’s behind claims of noncitizen voting?
10:44 Who could the SAVE Act keep from voting?
12:39 How voting rights laws and gerrymandering shape elections
16:51 Why election results can take days
19:34 How to prepare to vote this November
21:05 Did the pandemic change how we vote?
22:42 Could Congress delay seating election winners?
24:09 How election rhetoric affects trust and what could restore it?
27:42 Takeaways
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