- Senator Elissa Slotkin expressed concern that President Trump might deploy troops to seize ballots or interfere with midterm elections.
- Her apprehension follows President Trump's recent address, where he alleged "cover-ups" and "vulnerability" within the U.S. electoral system.
- Slotkin introduced the "Protect Our Polls Act" to prohibit uniformed military or federal law enforcement, including the FBI and ICE, from handling voting machines, ballots, or securing polling stations.
- President Trump recently claimed China orchestrated the "largest compromise of election data in history" in 2020, an allegation denied by the Chinese embassy.
- Major news networks, including CNN, ABC, and NBC, opted not to broadcast President Trump's July 16 speech, citing his documented history of making false statements about elections.
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