On the recordOctober 8, 2026
Presidents don’t decide elections. State attorneys general and the millions of eligible voters we represent will exercise our constitutional powers to help keep it that way.
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theguardian.comPresidents don’t decide elections. State attorneys general and the millions of eligible voters we represent will exercise our constitutional powers to help keep it that way.
Emphasizing the role of state attorneys general in elections.
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