Blanche defends mail ballot changes, says election practices in multiple states are being probed

TL;DR

Attorney General Todd Blanche defended new mail-in voting rules, citing common sense as evidence of increased fraud risk.
The Justice Department is investigating election practices in multiple states.
New mail ballot rules requiring unique barcodes and recipient lists were blocked by federal judges and the Supreme Court.
Studies indicate that documented election fraud, including mail-ballot fraud, is rare.
The Justice Department has also issued records preservation notices for 2024 election records and is suing for voter-registration data.
Blanche stated there are hundreds of ongoing investigations into non-citizens voting illegally.

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