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US President Donald on Tuesday signed an executive order related to the change in the election process. Under this, American citizens will have to give evidence of citizenship for voter registration. Trump has given this order to stop fraud in the election.
According to the Trump administration officials, its purpose is to tighten the illegally involved in the voter list. Donald Trump described fake voting as the reason behind his defeat in the 2020 election. However, the states have prepared to challenge this order of Trump in the court.
Trump signed on the order on Tuesday and said-
‘Election fraud’. You must have heard this word. I’m gonna wreck it. The executive order states that the US has failed to implement the necessary election security. In this, states have been asked to cooperate with the White House. If any states do not help in this, then they can stop funding from the Sangh.
There are about 200 million voters registered in the US.
Rules in states for voting are different
There is no uniform rule regarding voting in America. Each state has its own separate laws. The voting process in states such as Texas, Georgia and Indiana is very strict. It is necessary to show photo ID (such as driving license, passport) to cast votes here.
At the same time, states like California, New York and Illinois are not as strict about voting. Voting can be done in these states by telling names and addresses or any documents such as showing electricity bills.
Apart from this, a photo ID is sought in states like Michigan while casting votes. If no one has this, he can sign an affidavit and vote. Why is there so much difference between these states regarding voting? This difference is due to political and historical reasons. Some people say that the voter ID stops fraud, while some believe that this causes trouble to the poor or minority voters. This debate has been going on for years.
Ban on donating foreign nationals
As part of this executive order, there has been a strict ban on donating by foreign nationals in US elections. In the last few years, donations from foreign nationals have become a big issue in the US elections.
One of the major reasons for this is Swiss billionaires are also a month -old Viss, who has donated hundreds of million dollars in the US.
The Sixteen Thirty Fund, an organization capable of Weiss, donated US $ 3.9 million to ensure abortion security in the Constitution of Ohio.
Recently, Kansas has also passed a similar bill, which has been banned by foreign nationals, companies, governments or political parties from donating to campaign in favor or opposition to the constitutional amendments of the state.