President Trump suggested Monday that Republicans should "nationalize" voting. Republicans maintain that he meant he supports a bill requiring voter IDs nationwide.

Donald Trump labeled U.S. elections a “Laughingstock all over the World” in a Truth Social meltdown where the president demanded Republicans “fight” on three key subjects. The president, 79, made a partial all-caps rant on Truth Social on Thursday,

President Trump responded to reporter saying some states run "crooked" elections and called for federal involvement in elections.

President Donald Trump calls for Republicans to "nationalize" voting in certain areas, defending federal election takeover despite constitutional concerns.

Do Democrats now see the constitutional wisdom of federalism?

President Trump is insisting that Republicans should "nationalize" elections ahead of the 2026 midterms, despite what the U.S. Constitution mandates. CBS News' Natalie Brand reports.

President Trump's suggestion that Republicans should "nationalize" elections is his latest threat to reshape the way Americans vote. The big picture: Trump's comments and an FBI raid of the Fulton County,

U.S. elections are run by state governments, but President Donald Trump, still brooding over his loss in 2020, says he wants to “nationalize” American elections. Democrats and other critics see a looming attempt to rig the voting process.