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开始于 February 09, 2026

Trump's call to "nationalize elections" leads prominent election law scholar Rick Hasen to reverse his longstanding support for such a policy

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Nationalizing elections could undermine local control and lead to a one-size-fits-all approach that fails to address regional differences.

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Trump's call for decentralized elections reflects a broader trend of skepticism towards federal oversight, which could enhance accountability.

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Decentralizing elections empowers local governance and increases voter engagement, allowing communities to tailor processes to their unique needs.

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The debate over election control highlights deep divisions in American politics, raising questions about the integrity and trustworthiness of our electoral system.

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Rick Hasen's shift illustrates how political pressures can reshape expert opinions on election policies, highlighting the need for consistent standards.

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