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Election Assistance Commission.

independent agency of the United States government

Seen in 189 reportsLast reported Oct 13

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  • Adrian Fontes Operational

    Adrian Fontes publicly criticized the Election Assistance Commission regarding specific operational decisions, including firings and terminations.

    Well supportedJul 10
  • house of representatives Structural

    The House of Representatives directs the Election Assistance Commission to develop new affidavit procedures.

    Some supportOct 8
  • Joe Biden Transactional

    Biden increased the size of the EAC during his term.

    Some supportJul 11
  • White House Presidential Personnel Office Structural

    The White House Personnel Office issued termination notices to members of the Election Assistance Commission.

    Some supportJul 10
  • Pennsylvania Structural

    The Election Assistance Commission provides funding and assistance to Pennsylvania to secure elections.

    Some supportJul 10
  • senate Structural

    The Senate confirms members of the Election Assistance Commission, establishing a formal governance link.

    Some supportJul 10
  • New York Structural

    The EAC provides functional guidance and support to states, including New York, regarding election administration.

    Some supportJul 11
  • Al Gore Structural

    A functional body was established to manage the aftermath of the 2000 presidential election chaos.

    Some supportJul 14
  • George W. Bush Operational

    The commission was formed in the aftermath of the 2000 presidential election chaos, and A was a central figure in its operational scope.

    Some supportJul 14
  • Michigan Operational

    The EAC's oversight function regarding Michigan is currently under political pressure from the Trump administration.

    Some supportJul 10
  • Los Angeles Structural

    The election procedures relevant to Los Angeles are governed by state law, which the Election Assistance Commission administers.

    Some supportSep 20
  • Nevada Operational

    Nevada joined a lawsuit challenging federal overreach regarding funding conditions managed by the Election Assistance Commission.

    Some supportJun 25
  • Democrats Operational

    Democrats actively defend the independence and structure of the Election Assistance Commission.

    Some supportJul 11
  • League of Women Voters Operational

    The two organizations compete by both offering official voter registration resources.

    Some supportSep 23
  • Chuck Schumer Operational

    Schumer publicly scrutinizes and criticizes the operational decisions regarding member firings within the EAC.

    Some supportJul 10
  • Indiana Structural

    The Election Assistance Commission provides support to states, such as Indiana, in the administration of elections.

    Some supportJul 14
  • Mark Warner Operational

    Mark Warner has publicly commented on the termination and dismissal actions taken by the Election Assistance Commission.

    Some supportJul 10
  • Georgia Structural

    The Election Assistance Commission provides funding and support to states and territories.

    Some supportOct 13
  • Michael Waldman Operational

    The EAC's operational status impacts the expert assessments provided by Michael Waldman.

    Some supportJul 10
  • Milwaukee Structural

    The Election Assistance Commission utilized professional expertise available in Milwaukee for election technology certification and operational support.

    Some supportSep 14
  • New York Times Mentioned together

    The New York Times characterizes the Election Assistance Commission as a crucial guardrail in the electoral process.

    Some supportJul 10
  • FED Operational

    The relationship is characterized by the pressure of executive power challenging the independent operational autonomy of the commission.

    Some supportJul 10
  • Brennan Center for Justice Operational

    Brennan Center actively tracks and criticizes the Election Assistance Commission's operational failures and personnel decisions.

    Well supportedJul 10
  • Ken Paxton Shared context

    The EAC functions as a body that assists states in election administration efforts, providing a shared operational context for political figures like Ken Paxton.

    Some supportJul 11
  • Politico Mentioned together

    Politico reports on actions and moves taken by the Election Assistance Commission.

    Some supportJul 10
  • Donald Palmer Operational

    Donald Palmer previously served as a member of the Election Assistance Commission.

    Some supportJul 10
  • Harmeet Dhillon Shared context

    Harmeet Dhillon is an individual actor operating within the electoral domain overseen by the Election Assistance Commission.

    Some supportJul 14
  • Federal Trade Commission Shared context

    Both the FTC and EAC operate as governmental bodies subject to executive power challenges.

    Some supportJul 20
  • Bryan Steil Shared context

    Bryan Steil and the Election Assistance Commission operate within the same political and governmental context.

    Some supportJul 14
  • Fulton County Mentioned together

    No direct relationship between Fulton County and the Election Assistance Commission was observed in the provided evidence.

    Some supportJul 10

History

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October 2026

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July 2026

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June 2026

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