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Officials who held power and used it against the system they swore to serve. This register keeps two separate records, and one should not be read as the other. The first is the 2020 election and January 6: the votes against certifying, the brief asking the Court to set aside four states' results, the denials and the pardons. The second is conduct in the 47th presidency — against courts, inspectors general, elected prosecutors, libraries, the civil service and the press, and in the treatment of people inside the country and of allies outside it. Being filed for the second is not an accusation of the first. Each entry says which it is, with the date and the document.

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Ron DeSantis
Ron DeSantis
Governor of Florida, 2019–
Asked that Florida National Guard JAG attorneys be designated as immigration judges, a request the president publicly approved in July 2025; legal scholars have questioned whether it is…
4 documented Added 07/2025 60 views
Mike Dunleavy
Mike Dunleavy
Governor of Alaska, 2018–
Approved a 100-member Alaska National Guard response force for Washington in November 2025, of which 25 deployed in May 2026; his communications director said he approved it because he…
1 documented Added 11/2025 57 views
Henry McMaster
Henry McMaster
Governor of South Carolina, 2017–
Authorized the deployment of 200 South Carolina National Guard personnel to support federal law enforcement operations.
1 documented Added 10/2025 56 views
Patrick Morrisey
Patrick Morrisey
Governor of West Virginia, 2025–
Ordered between 300 and 400 West Virginia National Guard personnel to Washington in August 2025, the largest state contribution to that deployment, and extended the mission into 2026.
1 documented Added 08/2025 55 views
Larry Rhoden
Larry Rhoden
Governor of South Dakota, 2025–
Mobilized twelve South Dakota Army National Guard soldiers to Washington in September 2025, saying he thought it important to support the president and the Secretary of Homeland Security…
1 documented Added 09/2025 54 views
Tate Reeves
Tate Reeves
Governor of Mississippi, 2020–
Committed roughly 200 Mississippi National Guard members to the Washington deployment in August 2025.
1 documented Added 08/2025 51 views
Bill Lee
Bill Lee
Governor of Tennessee, 2019–
Committed roughly 160 Tennessee National Guard members to the Washington deployment in August 2025.
1 documented Added 08/2025 56 views
Greg Abbott
Greg Abbott
Governor of Texas, 2015–
Authorized the president to call up 400 members of the Texas National Guard in October 2025, who were ordered to other states including Oregon and Illinois. A long-standing defender of…
1 documented Added 10/2025 56 views
Jeff Landry
Jeff Landry
Governor of Louisiana, 2024–
Approved about 135 Louisiana National Guard troops for the Washington deployment in August 2025, and publicly invited the same deployment into his own state, writing that he would take the…
1 documented Added 08/2025 55 views
Mike DeWine
Mike DeWine
Governor of Ohio, 2019–
Sent 150 Ohio National Guard military police to Washington in August 2025 at the president's request.
1 documented Added 08/2025 55 views