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usa news: US President Donald Trump has prepared for extensive changes in the country’s election system. He has signed many important executive orders and paved the way for further action. Now registration will not be possible without documentary evidence of citizenship for voting in federal elections. Registration will not be possible."Text-Align: justify;"> According to Trump’s new executive order, only the ballot papers received till the election day will be included in the count. In his latest order, Trump has said that the US has so far failed to implement basic and necessary election security.
Warning to stop federal help
After the issuance of new executive orders, the Trump administration has called upon the states to work closely with federal agencies to share voter lists and prosecute election crimes. In case of non -cooperation, there has been a warning to withdraw federal financial assistance. If the election officials of the states do not follow the federal orders, then the federal financing can be stopped for them."Text-Align: justify;"> Allegations of rigging in elections and strict action of Trump
President Donald Trump may face rapid opposition and legal challenges from franchise organizations due to his recent decisions. Trump has long been claiming that there is a large number of rigging in the US elections.
Even before the 2020 election results came, he made several serious allegations against Democrat candidate Biden. Since the defeat in the election, Trump has been openly opposing many laws related to voting and is repeatedly accusing him of cheating.
‘In the coming weeks and big decisions’
Trump has been especially vocal about mail voting. He called it unsafe without any concrete evidence, saying that it promotes fraud. However, after winning the election this year, he changed his stand on the issue, because this method has become very popular among Republic leaders and his supporters. Action is taken. After signing the executive orders on Tuesday, Trump said that "Many more big decisions related to election reforms will be taken in the coming weeks."