As the 2024 election approaches, the Republican Party is intensifying its legal efforts by filing multiple lawsuits in key battleground states, focusing particularly on allegations of non-citizen voting. The Trump campaign and Republican National Committee (RNC) have targeted Nevada and Michigan, claiming that non-citizens may be improperly registered and could potentially influence the election outcome. These lawsuits include demands to reject certain absentee ballots and accusations that election officials have failed to maintain accurate voter rolls. Despite many claims being contested—including by former Republican officials—Republicans assert that addressing alleged voter fraud is critical to maintaining election integrity. The increase in lawsuits and voter roll purges is generating significant controversy and debate as the nation heads toward the election.