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“To break through, Democrats need to do better in rural and semi-rural areas, and they need to reverse the trend of class dealignment in a more systematic way by making their party the party of working-class concerns and interests.”

“There are also concerns about the use of immigration-enforcement data in voter-fraud investigations, the administration’s efforts to change mail-voting rules and the prospect of federal election monitors at polling places.”

“She plans to cast her ballot by mail, with the war, cost of living, protections for minorities and immigrants, and the separation of church and state among her main concerns.”

“There are also concerns about the use of immigration-enforcement data in voter-fraud investigations, the administration’s efforts to change mail-voting rules and the prospect of federal election monitors at polling places.”

“Instead, the department waited until after California had sent out mail-in ballots.”

“The supreme court rejected his efforts to restrict mail-in voting – used by almost a third of the electorate – but he continues to smear it.”

“…cting his administration to implement new rules to restrict mail-in ballot voting, a method of voting Trump has criticized despite using it himself, create a federal database of eligible citizens, and force voters to provide proof of citizenship when voting…”

“The supreme court has rejected Donald Trump’s mail ballot restrictions, capping a flurry of last-minute legal action with voting in the midterm elections already under way.”

“The president called mail-in voting – which he has used on several occasions to cast a ballot – “a laughing stock” across the world.”

“Though Republican voters have increased their use of mail in voting in recent elections, Democrats have generally been more likely to vote by mail than Republicans.”

“A federal judge ruled that mail voting can continue for the midterms and Missouri’s supreme court denied a Republican-drawn congressional map meant to carve up a Democrat-held district.”

““Congress has not afforded USPS any authority whatsoever to set rules for federal elections or mail voting, even though Americans have cast ballots by mail for generations,” the states argue in the new lawsuit.”