In the post-election weeks of 2020, Trump sought to discard votes in swing-state cities like Atlanta, Detroit, Las Vegas, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, and Phoenix. Those were all places with large Black, Latino, or Native American populations.
, Republicans across the country have proposed dozens of voter-suppression and election-administration-interference bills in multiple states.
But DeSantis never really wanted to stop the virtually nonexistent crime of voter impersonation or fraud. His goal, and that of the GOP nationally, has been to strike fear into the hearts of potential non-Republican voters to ensure election victories for his party.of the state legislature and the governor’s mansion, intimidating voter-tracking police squads could be the next play in an ongoing effort to undemocratically control elections.
None of this is spontaneous, nor is it random. Tens of millions of dollars or more from super-rich conservative donors and right-wing foundations have poured into voter-suppression and election-manipulation efforts.
In fact, in recent voting, attacks on election workers, officials, and volunteers have become so prevalent that a new national organization, the, was formed to protect them. EOLDN provides attorneys and other kinds of assistance to such officials when they find themselves under attack.
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