President Trump had set up a voter’s fraud commission shortly after taking office. He believed there was a lack of transparency in the election he won.
The commission had found nothing to prove Trump’s claim. They however faced a blockade regarding obtaining voter’s information.
Many of the States refused to turn over information on its citizens. This was met with criticism by Trump and his team.
The commission faced criticism for its activities and letters were written to Congress because of it. Since then the committee had apparently gone “dark” with members wondering what was happening.
Gone Dark?
Alan King said he was not getting any response to emails he sent. King served on the commission.
He said “it’s my understanding that this commission is supposed to submit its recommendations in March 2018.”
“I’m wondering when you take a two-and-half-month hiatus from meeting…I obviously think anyone would have concerns how a deadline like that is supposed to be met,” he continued.
Bill Gardner said “I have not heard anything since the New Hampshire meeting.” Gardner, New Hampshire Secretary of State made the comment while talking to NBC News.
