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Bernie Sanders Opens A Can Of Whoopass On Trump Over Nationalizing Elections

Trump’s call for Republicans to take over voting in states is the focus of Sanders’s criticism.

Bernie Sanders Opens A Can Of Whoopass On Trump Over Nationalizing Elections
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This article1 analysis · Oct 10, 2026
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Bernie Sanders criticized Donald Trump in a CNN interview after Trump called for Republicans to take over voting in at least 15 states. Sanders argued that elections are run by states and accused Trump of seeking greater power and personal wealth.

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Trump Calls for Republicans to Take Over Voting in Some Jurisdictions

Trump called for Republicans to take over voting in some places, and lawmakers in both parties objected to or criticized the proposal. Left-leaning outlets portray the remarks as a threat to election integrity and foreground critics’ warnings and accusations. Center outlets focus more on objections grounded in state authority and constitutional limits, often through Republican lawmakers’ responses.

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