马里兰州州长韦斯·摩尔表示他"非常担心"特朗普将利用联邦政府权力干扰今年秋季的中期选举[1]。新任全国州长协会主席摩尔具体指出了他的顾虑，包括特朗普可能限制邮寄投票、获取州选民信息以及在投票站部署联邦特工等举措[1]。摩尔强调："我不认为总统在隐瞒这一点。我不仅仅是担心总统能做什么，我担心他已经在光天化日之下正在做的事情。"[1]
民主党州长对联邦干预选举普遍表示警惕。北卡州民主党州长乔什·斯坦因回应称："我不认为一个有理性思维的人不会感到担忧，因为所有信号都非常令人不安。"[1]白宫发言人艾比盖尔·杰克逊表示民主党应支持《拯救美国法案》[1]。
Maryland Governor Wes Moore, who recently became president of the National Governors Association, stated he is "very concerned" that former President Trump will exploit federal government authority to interfere in this year's midterm elections. [1] Moore specifically cited concerns about Trump limiting mail-in voting, obtaining access to state voter information, and potentially deploying federal agents at polling stations. [1]
"I don't think the president is hiding this," Moore said. "I'm not just worried about what the president can do. I'm worried about what he's already doing in plain sight." [1] North Carolina's Democratic Governor Josh Stein echoed similar concerns, stating: "I don't think any rational-thinking person wouldn't be concerned, because all of the signals are extremely disturbing." [1]
In response to these concerns, White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson countered that Democrats should support the Save America Act. [1]