A group of advocacy organizations has filed a lawsuit challenging President Trump's executive order that seeks to overhaul the U.S. election system.

Democrats are heading to court to challenge President Donald Trump’s executive order seeking to impose federal control over how elections are run throughout the country. A suit filed Monday in federal court in Washington argues that Trump’s March 25 order titled “Preserving and Protecting the Integrity of American Elections,

President Donald Trump’s sweeping executive order directing major changes to how the US registers voters and counts mail-in ballots was challenged as unconstitutional in separate lawsuits filed by the Democratic National Committee and a slew of nonprofits.

Democratic groups and non-partisan organizations sued Monday over an executive order targeting election procedures signed last week by President Donald Trump, kicking off two separate court fights over Trump’s attempt to unilaterally revamp how elections are run.

Democrats, including Schumer and Jeffries, challenge Trump's executive order on voter registration, citing it as an unconstitutional power grab affecting states' rights.

The Democratic National Committee (DNC) filed a lawsuit Monday against President Donald Trumps recent executive order that overhauls the U.S. election system. Filed in federal court in Washington, D.C.