US Lacks a Central Election Commission, Leaving Voting Rules to the States

The United States has no single national authority responsible for running federal elections. Instead, each of the 50 states sets its own election laws and procedures. This decentralized structure means the core functions of voting are handled at the state level rather than by one central body. An NDTV opinion piece argues that President Trump is testing what this arrangement can mean in practice.
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