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Sen. Slotkin to introduce bill to bar presidents from sending troops or armed feds to polling places

Senator Elissa Slotkin is championing a bill to prevent presidents from sending armed forces to polling places. This move aims to ensure voter safety and protect election integrity amid past discussions of military involvement. With support...

NBC News· Jun 18, 2026 · 4:19 PM · 3 views

Senator Elissa Slotkin is championing a bill to prevent presidents from sending armed forces to polling places. This move aims to ensure voter safety and protect election integrity amid past discussions of military involvement. With support growing, this legislation could reshape future elections. #ElectionSecurity #VotingRights #Democracy #ElissaSlotkin #Politics

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