Yesterday, I brought you this report of President Trump signing a historic Executive Order to completely reshape and reform our Elections.
So badly needed.
In case you missed it:
Now that we’ve had time to digest the Executive Order, now I want to give you the details of what all is in here.
Because it’s a beauty!
Let’s start with Captain Seth Keshel who did a WONDERFUL job breaking it down over on his Substack. Here’s a portion:
My task today is to break down President Trump’s first election-related executive order in the most succinct way possible. That means condensing a lot of verbiage and substance into information-packed nuggets stemming from the brief introduction I reeled off yesterday when the order was announced. From that piece:
Miller ticked off a few of the high points covered in today’s order:
· Cuts down on illegals in the voter rolls by sharing data with DHS and requiring a citizenship question on the national voter registration form.
· Cut EAC (Election Assistance Commission) funding for states running corrupt elections (it remains to be seen which criteria will be used to determine which states are corrupt)
· Instructs Department of Justice to prosecute election crimes and foreign interference
· Repeals Biden’s Executive Order 14019, “Promoting Access to Voting,” which engages government in voter registration and other items that corrupt elections
The order is broad, and most notably, isn’t the last one we are going to see from Trump as we strive to get something meaningful passed through legislation – namely the Make Elections Secure Act (MESA).
Without further ado, here is my point-by-point rundown of the “Preserving and Protecting the Integrity of American Elections” order, signed by President Trump on March 25, 2025, spanning 11 sections:
Section 1 – Purpose and Policy
Haymakers right out of the gate:
Despite pioneering self-government, the United States now fails to enforce basic and necessary election protections employed by modern, developed nations, as well as those still developing.
Trump’s order highlights other nations that do some things right, specifically Germany, Canada, Denmark, and Sweden. The latter two were noted for not counting late-arriving votes and limiting mail to those unable to vote in person. The order highlights the fact that many states abuse mail-in voting (there are 8 states that practice Universal Mail-In Voting, in which every registration has a ballot sent to it, regardless of whether it belongs to a real, living person.
Free, fair, and honest elections unmarred by fraud, errors, or suspicion are fundamental to maintaining our constitutional Republic. The right of American citizens to have their votes properly counted and tabulated, without illegal dilution, is vital to determining the rightful winner of an election…
100 Percent Fed Up 
