Trump Says Mail-In Voting Is the Biggest Threat to Reelection

Trump Says Mail-In Voting Is the Biggest Threat to Reelection
President Donald Trump arrives for an event at the White House in Washington on June 17, 2020. Alex Wong/Getty Images
Jack Phillips
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President Donald Trump alleged that a surge mail-in voting is the most significant threat to his reelection prospects, according to an interview published Friday.

Over the past several months, the president has criticized proposals from Democrats and some Republicans to allow more people to vote via absentee ballot in the general election to avoid crowds of people during election day in an attempt to curb the spread of the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus. Earlier this year, Trump’s campaign and the Republican National Committee filed lawsuits to rescind mail-in ballot expansion efforts pushed by Democrats.
Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
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