How Trump Election Interference Will Wreck The Midterms | #SistersInLaw Podcast
July 16, 2026
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as posted by the channelThis episode unpacks the ongoing efforts by political figures and the DOJ to influence upcoming midterm elections through legal actions, intimidation tactics, and misinformation. It offers insight into the strategies aimed at casting doubt on electoral integrity and the importance of resilience and awareness in democratic processes.
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The DOJ's efforts and legal setbacks in investigating election-related issues, including subpoenas quashed in Georgia
The political agenda to undermine trust in the 2022 midterms and future elections, driven by figures like Donald Trump
State-level threats and intimidation tactics such as sending election monitors, voter roll data threats, and potential criminalization of non-citizen voting
How these actions fit into a broader pattern of election interference and voter suppression
The role of courts and election officials in resisting these efforts, with a focus on Michigan’s Secretary of State and legal protections
The impact of dismissing independent election bodies and how it fuels misinformation campaigns
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