Trump dismissed all remaining commissioners of the bipartisan Election Assistance Commission on Thursday—a federal agency that helps states administer elections. The action leaves the EAC without leadership just months before the 2026 midterms, prompting concerns from voting rights advocates and state election officials about the agency's ability to function during a critical election cycle. ProPublica reported Trump forced out two Democratic commissioners while allowing the Republican commissioner to resign, a move that strips the agency of its bipartisan structure. The EAC's remaining responsibilities—maintaining voter registration forms and providing election administration guidance—now lack oversight.