Trump fires last members of election commission, inciting fears of midterm ‘chaos’

Trump's decision to remove the last members of the bipartisan Election Assistance Commission has sparked concerns about potential disarray in the upcoming midterm elections. This commission plays a crucial role in maintaining mail-voter registration forms and other election-related tasks. With the last remaining members gone, critics worry that the integrity and smooth operation of the elections could be jeopardized, raising questions about transparency and the administration's commitment to fair voting processes. This move underscores the ongoing tensions surrounding election administration and the potential for political interference.