BREAKING: President Trump has called for the immediate abolition of mass mail-in voting, reigniting a long-running debate over election integrity in the United States.
In a fresh statement, the former U.S. president described mass mail-in voting as dangerous and unreliable, insisting it weakens public confidence in democratic elections.
Trump has repeatedly argued that elections should be conducted primarily through in-person voting, backed by strict voter identification and tighter controls.
The issue of mail-in voting became prominent during the COVID-19 pandemic, when many states expanded its use to ensure voter participation and safety.
Supporters of the system say it improves access for elderly, disabled, and remote voters, while critics argue it increases the risk of manipulation and fraud.
Trump’s latest demand has drawn mixed reactions across the political spectrum, with supporters applauding his stance on election security and opponents warning it could limit voter participation.
Election laws in the U.S. are determined largely at the state level, meaning any nationwide abolition of mass mail-in voting would face major legal and constitutional challenges.
Still, the statement signals that election integrity will remain a key political issue as the country moves closer to future elections.
The renewed controversy highlights how deeply divided America remains over how its democracy should function.
