Mail-in voting is safe, secure, and widely used - and Democratic Secretaries of State like @adrianfontes.bsky.social will fight Trump's illegal federal overreach to protect it.

“Secretaries of State and other election administrators are busy running our democracy and calling balls and strikes, and the president is trying to change the rules in the middle of the game because he’s worried he might lose." - Sec. Cisco Aguilar, DASS Chair

Wishing everyone celebrating #Passover a meaningful holiday filled with reflection, tradition, and hope. #ChagSameach!

🛡️ Democratic Secretaries of State Cisco Aguilar, @adrianfontes.bsky.social, and @shennabellows.bsky.social are calling Trump's latest executive order what it is: selfish, wrongheaded, and laughably unconstitutional. States run elections - and Dems of State pushing back. buff.ly/9AxqKrw

Sec. @jenagriswold.bsky.social is right: Trump’s executive order attacking mail-in voting is unlawful and unconstitutional. The president doesn’t oversee elections - states do.

"...what we see is a president who's trying to pick his own voters. And at the end of the day, that is an un-American way of doing things." - Sec. @adrianfontes.bsky.social on Trump's executive order targeting vote-by-mail across the country

🚨🚨🚨 NEW: Last night, Trump signed an executive order targeting vote-by-mail nationwide. Mail voting is safe, secure, and widely used. Democratic Secretaries of State - including DASS Chair Cisco Aguilar - will fight this unconstitutional attack on the right to vote.

@vtsecretaryofstate.bsky.social emphasizes that election integrity also means making sure every voter - including those in rural communities - can participate. Accessible options like vote-by-mail help ensure all voices are heard.

The SAVE Act is a modern-day poll tax.

🏳️‍⚧️🗳️ The SAVE Act would create new barriers to voting - and women and trans people would pay the price. Millions of eligible Americans lack the required documents, especially those who’ve changed their names or have mismatched IDs. www.hrw.org/news/2026/03...

Today is #TransgenderDayOfVisibility - a day meant to celebrate and uplift trans people. But less than an hour ago, SCOTUS struck down Colorado’s ban on “conversion therapy” for kids - pseudoscience that harms families and traumatizes children. This isn’t America.

🚨🗳️ The SAVE Act would force millions of Americans to drive an hour or more just to register to vote - while millions more don’t even have the documents required to register in person. Let's be clear: the SAVE Act is a voter suppression bill. buff.ly/K1tpkbQ

Sec. @tobiasread.bsky.social hit the nail on the head: we should be making voting more accessible - not restricting trusted, reliable, and convenient options like voting by mail.

Sec. Steve Simon: "It's time for all of us [...] to move on from [the 2020 election]."

No Kings, #3!

Bad policy costs everyone: your time, counties’ resources, and taxpayer dollars. Our elections are already secure, accessible, and safe. So let’s invest in voters, counties, and a system that works—not tear it down to satisfy a few sore losers.

States run elections to protect our democracy from a single point of failure. As long as I am Secretary of State, I will do everything in my power to protect your personal identifying information.

Our democracy is stronger when more citizens’ voices are heard. Legal votes cast on time should be counted. No citizen should lose their right to vote because of delays at the post office. #orpol Read more: https://bit.ly/4ssIwxd

🛡️ Democratic Secretaries of State joined #NoKings rallies nationwide this weekend - standing shoulder to shoulder with fellow Americans to confront authoritarianism, defend our democracy, and make clear: the people hold the power.

Sec. @adrianfontes.bsky.social on the SAVE Act: "It's a hot mess."

🗳️ “Until they decide to change the process, we will continue to operate as we are. To create chaos within the process and the system isn’t functional for anybody. We want as many Nevadans to vote.” - Sec. Cisco Aguilar, DASS Chair

🗳️ “Until they decide to change the process, we will continue to operate as we are. To create chaos within the process and the system isn’t functional for anybody. We want as many Nevadans to vote.” - Sec. Cisco Aguilar, DASS Chair www.kolotv.com/2026/03/27/n...

Voters have a right to cast their ballots without fear or intimidation. That’s why Democratic Secretaries of State sent a letter urging DHS to confirm ICE wouldn’t be illegally deployed to polling places in 2026. Now, a top Trump DOJ official is backing the idea anyway.

Sec. Stephanie Thomas is warning that the SAVE Act would be a logistical and financial nightmare: 🚨 No funding, no transition time, no training 🚨 New, costly, time consuming barriers for voters 🚨 Higher costs that could hit towns - and taxpayers

🤡 NEW LOW: Trump’s approval just hit rock bottom in multiple polls - and midterms won't be any easier. #BlueWave #26in26

Election threats used to just come from abroad. Now they come from Trump.

The 2020 election was free, fair, safe, and secure - across the nation - and Democratic Secretaries of State like @adrianfontes.bsky.social are fighting to keep it that way in 2026 and beyond.

🗳️ Democratic Secretaries of State like Cisco Aguilar, @tobiasread.bsky.social, and Bill Galvin are already preparing for a potential SCOTUS ruling that could toss mail ballots - working to protect voters and prevent confusion just months before the midterms.

“We would expect the [DOJ] to know how to properly file a lawsuit in federal court. We would also expect them to follow official procedures… considering the important nature of voter data.” - Sec. @stevehobbs.bsky.social buff.ly/qY97Joh

The 2020 election is litigated, settled, and long gone. Let’s move on and run this country.

The SAVE Act is a voter suppression bill built on false claims that would: 🚨 Restrict mail voting and add new barriers 🚨 Force millions to reregister and clear new hurdles 🚨 Require documentation many Americans don’t have www.democracydocket.com/news-alerts/...

🚨🛡️ Democratic Secretaries of State Stephanie Thomas, @adrianfontes.bsky.social, and @jenagriswold.bsky.social are raising the alarm: the Trump admin has been absent on election security while gutting the federal support states rely on - leaving them to scramble to protect our democracy on their own.

Trump is trying to rip mail-in voting away from eligible Americans over baseless “cheating” claims - even as he just voted by mail in a Florida special election. He’s personally taking advantage of the very system he wants to restrict.

Sec. @stevehobbs.bsky.social: "The SAVE Act doesn't save anything."

Sec. Cisco Aguilar, DASS Chair, is already preparing for chaos: changing mail ballot deadlines this close to Election Day would confuse voters, strain election officials, and risk disenfranchising eligible service members and overseas voters.

Democrats across the country - and Democratic Secretaries of State especially - are united in protecting mail-in voting from GOP attacks. Eligible service members and overseas loved ones have a right to cast their ballots and have their voices heard.

Sec. @greggamore.bsky.social is sounding the alarm: the SAVE Act places unnecessary burdens on citizens and makes it harder for eligible Americans to vote.

"The Riverside County Sheriff's Office has taken actions based on allegations that lack credible evidence... The fact remains that he and his deputies are not elections officials, and they do not have expertise in election administration." - Sec. Shirley Weber, PhD

🚨🚨🚨 Trump and his allies are trying to throw out legally cast mail ballots - and SCOTUS could let them. If they win, ballots mailed on time but arriving after Election Day due to mail delays won’t count, putting hundreds of thousands of eligible votes at risk.

The SAVE Act is a voter suppression bill that would make voting harder, more time consuming, and costly for millions of eligible Americans across the country. "The SAVE Act would create chaos in the administration of elections." - Sec. Steve Simon

💪🗳️ Sec. Gregg Amore is championing a Rhode Island voting rights bill to protect voters from the anti-voter SAVE Act - enshrining the federal Voting Rights Act into state law and pushing back on new barriers that would disenfranchise eligible Americans. www.providencejournal.com/story/news/p...

🛡️ DEMOCRACY DEFENDER: Sec. Cisco Aguilar underscored that elections are run by state and local officials - not politicians unhappy with the outcome. Undermining that system isn’t about “confidence" - it’s about clinging to power.

Sec. Stephanie Thomas hits the nail on the head: the SAVE Act creates barriers for the very eligible American voters voting rights laws are meant to protect.

Democracy will survive Trump.

🚨 WA Sec. @stevehobbs.bsky.social estimates that the SAVE Act would raise the state’s 2026 midterm costs by $35–$40 million, with the 39 counties facing millions more each year to keep up with paperwork demands - all without federal support. Say no to the SAVE Act.

Today, Sec. Simon (MN), Sec. Hobbs (WA), and Sec. Thomas (CT) discussed the impacts of the SAVE America Act on voters, election administrators, and the new costs that will be imposed on states as a result of the legislation: https://bit.ly/40Dsvsa

Access and convivence are synonymous when it comes to ensuring every eligible American can exercise their right to vote. (1/2)

Election conspiracy theorists are trying to do the same thing here at home. As long as I am Secretary of State, I will continue working to strengthen the vote center model statewide. (2/2)

Millions of eligible voters would be blocked by the SAVE/MEGA Acts.

Democratic Secretaries of State put it best: American voters will ultimately pay the price for the SAVE/MEGA Acts.