The key to what a new Trump administration can do to enhance the security of the election process is not to nationalize election operations, something the radical Left has tried to do for years.
What the Trump administration can and should do is assist states’ efforts to improve the integrity of elections. This includes removing roadblocks placed in their way by the Obama and Biden administrations and properly enforcing federal laws affecting the voting process instead of abusing those laws and selectively enforcing them.
The Constitution places the primary responsibility of administering elections on the states. To be sure, federal laws bar discrimination and affect the voting process, but those laws are an overlay to the responsibility of state governments.
So, what steps should the second Trump administration take after taking over Jan. 20?
First, it should…
