Maloy asked a federal court to throw out Utah's court-ordered congressional map and bring back the one legislators drew. Three judges said no, unanimously. In July she quietly dropped the case — after winning a primary under the map she sued to erase.
A former federal prosecutor kept his voter registration at his parents' house for nine years after buying his own home. He called it a paperwork issue. In April 2025 he voted to make every American prove citizenship to register.
State troopers cleared the gallery. Democrats walked out. Not one Republican rose to defend the map. Fleischmann's public reaction was gratitude — and relief that he kept his own seat.
In July 2026 Steil demanded classified briefings from the FBI, DHS and DNI about Trump's claim that 250,000 noncitizens are registered to vote — a figure a leading election expert calls 'completely noncredible.' The counsel he hired to lead the committee's election investigation was a backup fake elector in Arizona.
In one CNN interview on July 31, 2026, Baumgartner made a false claim about airport ID, cited a New Jersey case that undercuts the bill he voted for, and blamed Biden for the economy before saying presidents shouldn't be blamed for the economy.
On March 19, 2026, Florida's Laurel Lee introduced a constitutional amendment barring noncitizens from voting in federal elections. Her own press release concedes it's already illegal under 18 U.S.C. § 611.
On abc27's This Week in Pennsylvania, Garrity conceded Trump lost in 2020 and spent the rest of the answer undoing it. She would 'absolutely' be more cooperative with the federal demand for Pennsylvania's voter rolls than the Republican who runs the state's elections has been.
On Newsmax in May 2026, Biggs backed erasing the state's only Democratic-held district — the majority-minority seat Jim Clyburn has held since 1993. 'I think a 7 and 0 would definitely reflect our values.'
On June 25, 2026, Biggs became one of eight original cosponsors of a resolution to repeal the 17th Amendment — ending the direct election of U.S. senators and handing the choice back to state legislatures.