White House Removes Election Assistance Commission Members
The White House confirmed Friday its executive action against members of the Election Assistance Commission. This commission distributes federal grants to states, tests voting systems, and maintains the national voter registration form.
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Why it matters locally: The removal of Election Assistance Commission members could have implications for West Virginia's election administration, as the EAC distributes federal grants for election processes and oversees voting system testing that states like West Virginia utilize.
WASHINGTON – The White House confirmed Friday its executive action against members of the Election Assistance Commission (EAC). The EAC is a federal body that performs several functions related to U.S. elections. It distributes federal grants to states for election administration. The commission also oversees the testing of voting systems. Additionally, it maintains the national voter registration form. White House officials provided confirmation of these actions.Related Topics
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