Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has expressed skepticism about the prospects of a key voter reform bill championed by former President Donald Trump making it through Congress before the August recess. In a post on the social platform X, DeSantis cast doubt on the bill's chances, stating that the likelihood of its passage before the scheduled break is "basically zero." The bill, a top priority for Trump, aims to address concerns about election integrity and voting procedures. DeSantis' comments raise questions about the bill's fate and whether lawmakers will be able to reach a consensus in time, potentially setting the stage for contentious debates in the coming weeks.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) on Tuesday cast doubt on Congress’ ability to pass President Trump’s top voter reform policy bill before they break for August recess. DeSantis wrote in a post on the social platform X that the chances of this bill passing before this scheduled break was “basically zero.” “Happy to be wrong...
