Elections may have national consequences but the power to conduct them rests in state capitols. No public mandate, real or perceived, lets Washington tamper with this authority, not even for a worthy cause like election integrity, writes @SenMcConnell on.wsj.com/3Yn77qd

Elections may have national consequences but the power to conduct them rests in state capitols. No public mandate, real or perceived, lets Washington tamper with this authority, not even for a worthy cause like election integrity, writes @SenMcConnellhttps://t.co/CLmU9IQy1R

— Wall Street Journal Opinion (@WSJopinion) April 8, 2025