Trump warns Virginia of 'cheating' despite Supreme Court victory - Washington Examiner

The Supreme Court allowed Virginia to purge an estimated 1,600 people from its voter rolls in an effort to stop ineligible noncitizens from voting on Tuesday .

The case feeds into a wider political narrative by Trump and some Republicans about widespread voting by noncitizens.

Election integrity has become a major flashpoint for Republicans as Trump and his allies are laying the groundwork for claims of a stolen election.

Republicans are openly floating the idea that 2024 will be the year that Virginia could shift from the Democratic column and into the battleground category.

A new poll released Friday by the Institute for Policy and Opinion Research at Roanoke College shows Vice President Kamala Harris with a 10 -point lead over Trump .

Democrats in Virginia called Trump ’s visit “another tired gimmick”.

Trump met with Glenn Youngkin at Trump National Golf Club in Loudoun County to discuss the prospects of flipping the commonwealth red.

In 2021 , the Republican defeated former Gov. Terry McAuliffe by 2 points, only a year after Biden carried Virginia by 10 points.

Youngkin has continued to make the case that Virginia is in play and has Trump ’s ear.