Free and fair? The Midterms and the state of US democracy
Summary
A France 24 program examines concerns about election fairness and the state of U.S. democracy ahead of Tuesday’s 2026 midterm elections. It explores the role of the White House, the Justice Department, state election officials, digital platforms, artificial intelligence and campaign spending, and asks whether voters consider democracy a decisive issue.Key Facts
- The program was issued on November 2, 2026, ahead of Tuesday’s midterm elections.
- The program asks how President Donald Trump and the White House might respond if Republicans lose ground.
- It raises questions about the Justice Department’s involvement in election races and how ballots will be counted.
- The discussion notes that U.S. states, rather than the federal government, organize elections.
- The program examines the influence of digital platforms and artificial intelligence on the election.
- It discusses campaign financing restrictions and the role of money in elections.
- Guests include Republicans Overseas France president Randy Yaloz, Columbia University law professor Bernard Harcourt and FRANCE 24 international affairs editor Kethevane Gorjestani.
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