Updated
Updated · Fox News · Oct 23
Robert De Niro Urges Early Voting in New Ad as White House Blasts Trump-Rigging Claims
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Oct 23

Robert De Niro Urges Early Voting in New Ad as White House Blasts Trump-Rigging Claims

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Oct 23

Summary

  • Robert De Niro appeared in a Thursday ad for Indivisible’s “Hands Off Our Vote” campaign, urging voters to cast ballots early so their votes are “already banked” before Election Day.
  • The actor said early voting would protect against what “they” might pull on Election Day, accusing the Trump administration and Supreme Court of ignoring constitutional rights and threatening voting access.
  • The White House hit back through spokesman Davis Ingle, calling De Niro a “washed up has-been” and accusing him of hate speech and inciting violence.
  • The ad extends months of Democratic warnings that Trump and Republicans could try to rig the midterms, while Republicans say Democrats are undermining confidence in elections even as they oppose measures like voter ID and the SAVE Act.

Insights

Could the push to bank votes early inadvertently expose new logistical vulnerabilities in our election infrastructure?
What hidden safeguards protect election workers and ballot drop boxes from threats during the early voting period?
How do local election boards actually guarantee the security of early ballots before Election Day arrives?