Election-denier candidates seek control of battleground administration

Secretary-of-state races in Nevada, Arizona, and Wisconsin could put election-denier candidates in charge of key swing-state systems. Their proposals include proof-of-citizenship rules, restrictions on absentee voting, hand counts, and changes to election oversight; Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon's request for a formal investigation into DOJ election monitors adds a documented example of federal-state friction, though disputed operational allegations remain unverified.