Democrats thought they could hide their election shenanigans forever.
But Attorney General Pam Bondi just made a move that has them absolutely panicking.
And Pam Bondi left Democrats red with rage after she dropped one bombshell that has them scrambling to cover their tracks.
Trump administration demands voter data from nine states
President Donald Trump campaigned on a promise to secure America’s elections and root out voter fraud.
Now he’s keeping that promise in a big way that has Democrats absolutely panicking.
The Justice Department has reached out to at least nine states asking for copies of voter rolls or seeking access to voting systems as Trump cracks down on voter fraud before the 2026 midterms.¹
The Trump administration has contacted Alaska, Colorado, Florida, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, New York, Oklahoma, and Wisconsin to request information about their voter roll maintenance procedures.
Attorney General Pam Bondi is spearheading this effort under Trump’s March executive order titled "Preserving and Protecting the Integrity of American Elections."
The directive requires all states to mandate government-issued proof of U.S. citizenship for voter registration and gives Bondi the job of working with state election officials to ensure compliance and investigating violations.
Trump made it crystal clear what this is all about when he posted on Truth Social over the weekend.
"The 2020 Election was Rigged and Stolen, and they tried to do the same thing in 2024," Trump wrote. "That’s what [Bondi] is looking into as AG, and much more."
The President isn’t mincing words about what happened in previous elections.
And he’s making sure it doesn’t happen again.
Some states cooperating while others resist transparency
Colorado and Florida have already provided publicly available voter data to the Justice Department.
But other states are dragging their feet and "reviewing" the DOJ’s request.
You can guess which states are being cooperative and which ones are trying to stonewall.
In Alaska, DOJ officials questioned why no voters had been taken off the rolls due to mental incompetence.
That’s a perfectly reasonable question that should have a straightforward answer.
In other states, officials were pressed to explain their procedures for finding and removing noncitizens and other ineligible voters from voter rolls.
Again, this should be basic information that every state election official should have at their fingertips.
However, some local officials are pushing back against the federal government’s request for greater transparency.
"That’s a hard stop for me," said Carly Koppes, a Republican clerk in Weld County, Colorado. "Nobody gets access to my voting equipment, for security reasons."
In Colorado, a consultant named James Small, who’s reportedly working with the White House, is asking county clerks whether they’ll allow the federal government or a third party to inspect their election equipment.
The fact that some officials are refusing to cooperate tells you everything you need to know about what they might be hiding.
Democrats file lawsuits to block election integrity efforts
Democrats are so furious about Trump’s election integrity push that they’re taking him to court.
The Democratic National Committee, Democratic Governors Association, the Democratic Senate and House campaign committees, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries have all sued the Trump administration over its executive order on election integrity.
Think about that for a second.
Democrats are literally suing to stop efforts to ensure only American citizens can vote in American elections.
They’re fighting tooth and nail against basic election security measures that most Americans support.
White House spokesperson Harrison Fields fired back at the Democrat lawsuits with a statement that cut right to the heart of the matter.
"President Trump will keep fighting for election integrity, despite Democrat objections that reveal their disdain for commonsense safeguards like verifying citizenship," Fields said. "Free and fair elections are the bedrock of our Constitutional Republic, and we’re confident in securing an ultimate victory in the courtroom."
The Trump administration has already filed lawsuits of its own to force compliance with federal election laws.
The DOJ sued Orange County, California, in late June for allegedly failing to provide necessary documentation proving that election officials are removing non-citizens from voter rolls.
In May, the Trump administration filed suit against North Carolina, alleging that the state fails to maintain an accurate voter registration list that complies with federal law.
Trump delivers on his promise to secure elections
Since taking office, the Trump administration has made election integrity a central priority.
And it’s about time.
For too long, Democrats have fought against basic election security measures while claiming anyone who questions election integrity is a threat to democracy.
But Trump isn’t backing down from his commitment to ensure that only eligible American citizens are voting in American elections.
The American people elected Trump with a clear mandate to clean up our elections and restore confidence in the voting process.
Democrats can file all the lawsuits they want and resist transparency all they like.
But Trump has the Constitution and the law on his side.
The simple fact that Democrats are fighting so hard against basic election security measures should tell every American everything they need to know about why these reforms are necessary.
Trump is doing exactly what he promised to do during the campaign.
He’s making sure that American elections are decided by American citizens – not foreign nationals or ineligible voters.
And no amount of Democrat rage or resistance is going to stop him from delivering on that promise to the American people.
¹ Melissa O’Rourke, "Trump Admin Ramps Up Election Integrity Pressure On States," Daily Caller News Foundation, July 16, 2025.
