Trump announces new executive order requiring voter ID in elections

President Donald Trump says he intends to sign an executive order aimed at requesting the identity of voters in the elections throughout the country.

Trump made a social media statement late on Saturday night, saying he was also seeking to obtain other reforms on how to hold US elections.

“The voter’s identifier should be part of every single vote. No exceptions! I will do an executive to achieve this end !!! Trump wrote about the social truth.

Trump previously attempted to impose the voter identification via an executive order earlier this year to hold integration in the broader elections.

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In April, Judge Colin Collar Koteli of the US Provincial Court of Colombia canceled the parts of this, which relates to the requirements of identifying the voters.

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Kollar-Kotelly confirmed that Trump did not have the authority to issue such a matter, such as Constitution The delegates control the election regulations to congress and the states.

“Linking with the allocation of power, Congress is currently discussing legislation that affects many of the changes that the president claims,” ​​wrote Kolar Coutelle, one of the appoinals in Clinton, wrote in her order. “There is no legal mandate for the authority to the executive authority that allows the president to shorten trading in the short Congress with executive order.”

However, the voters’ demand to provide evidence of citizenship is still widely common to the Americans, according to a survey of the Gallup that was conducted immediately before the 2024 elections.

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The poll found that 84 % of the United States adults were supporting the voters’ demand to show identity and 83 % supported required to prove citizenship upon registration for the first time.

The voter fell during the primary on Tuesday at a polling station in an American dish in Huthoren, California, March 5, 2024. (Patrick T. Fallon/AFP via Getty Images)

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When divided by the party, 67 % of the Democrats, 84 % of the independents and 98 % of the Republicans were in favor Introduction to the voter. The party’s collapse to prove citizenship was similar, as 66 % of Democrats, 84 % of independents and 96 % of Republicans support the idea.

Rachel Wolf in Fox News contributed to this report