President Donald Trump has expressed a desire to "nationalize" elections and take control of voting procedures in certain swing states. These states are particularly vulnerable to accusations of electoral fraud. The potential targets include Michigan, Georgia, North Carolina, and Arizona. The fear is that pro-Trump forces may use these pretexts to change election rules, take over local voting systems or give Republicans unfair advantages. Alisha Bell, the commission chair in Wayne County, Michigan, has been in contact with Georgia officials about potential actions. The States United Democracy Center, a nonprofit dedicated to fair elections, has listed its priorities for 2019 as one of their upcoming activities.