- Dozens of state election officials from 37 states met in Boston and mostly treated President Trump’s “shocking vulnerabilities” claims as business-as-usual — many said his presentation offered nothing new and some even scoffed.
- The administration’s numbers on noncitizen registrations are being challenged — experts warn the DHS “SAVE” database can overcount, and states (e.g., Georgia) are doing their own verifications.
- A surprising on-the-ground example: New Jersey blamed a DMV software error for adding about 6,600 noncitizens to rolls (about 400 cast ballots), and federal threats to election officials have raised real concern.
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