
ALT Poll results on election interference are displayed. Three statistics are shown: 75% disapprove of seizing ballots or equipment before counting is complete, 70% disapprove of criminal investigations into election officials, and 70% disapprove of using emergency powers to control elections from states. The bottom of the image includes logos for "If you can keep it" and YouGov.

ALT “It is our firm belief that federal felony charges against the Spokane 3 should never have been brought. We support their continued resolve in standing up against this miscarriage of justice, and we will continue to speak out against threats to Americans’ freedom to speak and dissent.” Signatories, We Support the Spokane Three

ALT A graphic with the title "Your questions about the 2026 midterm elections" and the subtitle "What's true, what's not, and who actually controls our elections." The image includes two "I Voted" stickers, one with a checkmark and the other saying "I Voted Today." A small U.S. flag is also featured.

ALT 1. White text on a dark blue background reads, "Can Trump cancel or postpone the midterm elections?" Below, there is a red circle with a white "X" and smaller text stating, "No. Election Day is established by law, for both Presidential and Congressional elections. It would take an act of Congress to change the date." An arrow symbol is in the bottom right corner.

ALT The image features a text on a dark blue background with a large number "2" at the top. It asks about the security and verification of mail-in and overseas ballots, and states that in all 50 states and Puerto Rico, these ballots are secure and undergo a rigorous verification process. There's a small arrow icon at the bottom right.

ALT The image features a dark blue background with a large number "3" at the top. Below, text asks about the U.S. military's role in policing elections, followed by a red "X" and the text: "No. Since the 1870s, federal law has expressly prohibited federal troops from engaging in any form of civilian law enforcement." At the bottom, there's a link to protodem.org/midtermFAQs.





