Oct 23, 2026 · 21 min · 7 segments
Hillary Clinton is warning about election disinformation ahead of the midterms. But Larry O’Connor remembers what happened after the 2016 election, and he’s bringing the receipts. From Clinton’s…
Larry O'ConnorHost
As we plow toward the midterm election day, you are probably as concerned as I am that this is going to be a fair and square election.
We've tried with various other ways to make sure that only citizens are registered to vote.
Only citizens are voting and only people who say who can prove they are who they say they are on Election Day are in fact voting.
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But we're doing our best and the party is doing their best to actually move things along and move legislation.
And the Trump administration is doing their best to employ what tools they have at their disposal right now with existing law, which brings us to a Supreme Court decision yesterday.
U.S. Supreme Court in an eight to one decision decided that a New Hampshire's ban on using student ID is valid.
Greenlights, New Hampshire's ban on using student ID is a valid identification for voting in elections.
In other words, New Hampshire passed a law that said student ID is not a valid ID for elections.
A lower judge ruled election officials keep accepting student IDs as backup proof of identity even after the legislature took them off the approval ID list in April.
Supreme Court said federal judges shouldn't rewrite election rules weeks before an election.
As we plow toward the midterm election day, you are probably as concerned as I am that this is going to be a fair and square election.
We've tried with various other ways to make sure that only citizens are registered to vote.
Only citizens are voting and only people who say who can prove they are who they say they are on Election Day are in fact voting.
it's
But we're doing our best and the party is doing their best to actually move things along and move legislation.
And the Trump administration is doing their best to employ what tools they have at their disposal right now with existing law, which brings us to a Supreme Court decision yesterday.
U.S. Supreme Court in an eight to one decision decided that a New Hampshire's ban on using student ID is valid.
Greenlights, New Hampshire's ban on using student ID is a valid identification for voting in elections.
In other words, New Hampshire passed a law that said student ID is not a valid ID for elections.
A lower judge ruled election officials keep accepting student IDs as backup proof of identity even after the legislature took them off the approval ID list in April.
Supreme Court said federal judges shouldn't rewrite election rules weeks before an election.
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