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Eric Duncan 🔵
@eduncan911.com

It's simple logic: Disrupt the voting enough to cast doubt on outcomes, then invalidate large swarths of ballets. All the evidence you need for existing GOP success rates already happened this year in Dallas County, where 1000s lost access to error-prone assigned polling places in their primaries.

thehill.comDallas County GOP changes voting set-up for Paxton, Cornyn runoff after primary confusionThe Dallas County Republican Party (DCRP) is rolling back a change to its voting setup that led to voter confusion and disruptions during Texas primary elections earlier this month.  Dallas County’…
Democracy Docket@democracydocket.com

Texas says allowing USPS to reject ballots in states that choose to comply would give the court “real world evidence” of how the rule operates. Judge Talwani fires back: “We’re not talking about an intellectual puzzle game. We’re talking about people’s right to vote.” Find more live updates here:

demdock.comMail voting live updates: Judge weighs fate of Trump’s anti-voting executive orderThis morning's hearing may be the most consequential moment yet in the months-long legal fight over Trump's attempt to restrict mail voting before the midterms.
Eric Duncan 🔵
@eduncan911.com

"Setting up for failure" is the plan. 1. Cause chaos with unclear rules, ballet withholding and/or invalidation in large swarths. 2. Cast doubt on the outcome with little to no security. 3. GOP sues to invalidate particular counties, claiming lack of security or "irregularities."

Jenna McLaughlin@jennamclaughlin.bsky.social

NEW: Democrats tasked with overseeing federal elections are asking why DHS and CISA haven't dispersed funds to state and local election security programs like the Election Infrastructure Information Sharing and Analysis Center ahead of the midterms. www.npr.org/2026/09/03/n...

npr.orgDemocrats demand Homeland Security officials fund election security ahead of midtermsThe lawmakers wrote that they share "grave concern that time is running out … to assist state and local election officials in protecting our elections from cyber and mis-and disinformation threats."

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