The White House has confirmed that Trump has removed two sitting members from the U.S. Election Assistance Commission. The White House statement indicated that the president retains the right to dismiss these individuals, who may not have been fully committed to ensuring the security of U.S. elections and ensuring that every legitimate vote is counted. The statement did not provide specific reasons, but media reports suggest that the Election Assistance Commission had previously rejected an executive order signed by Trump that required voters to provide proof of U.S. citizenship on the national voter registration form.
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