In a decisive move that has raised alarms across the political spectrum, former President Trump has dismissed the last members of the Election Assistance Commission, effectively dismantling the agency responsible for overseeing federal election security. Critics, including Democrats and election experts, are warning that these actions represent a blatant attempt to seize control of the electoral process ahead of the upcoming midterms. With thousands of election-focused workers cut and independent oversight severely compromised, the landscape of election security is shifting dramatically. This widespread purge raises suspicions of potential election rigging and interference, igniting fears of chaos during the midterm elections. As Trump lays the groundwork for an emergency declaration, discussions intensify regarding the implications of these firings and the future of electoral integrity in the United States.