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Recent actions by President Donald Trump's administration, including the release of documents and claims about noncitizen voting, have raised concerns among voting experts about the integrity of US elections. There are fears that these moves could lead to a declaration of a national emergency affecting the midterm elections.
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Recent actions by President Donald Trump's administration, including the release of documents and claims about noncitizen voting, have raised concerns among voting experts about the integrity of US elections. There are fears that these moves could lead to a declaration of a national emergency affecting the midterm elections.
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