Protect Democracy released an updated report today finding that the Trump administration's strategy to interfere in the 2026 midterms has accelerated since March. The report, titled Deceive, Disrupt, Deny in Full Effect, tracks four months of developments against earlier predictions and warns of weaponized intelligence releases and distrust of voting systems heading into the fall. It details actions including a proposed Postal Service rule to make the agency gatekeeper of mail voting, an FBI raid on Ohio's leading voter-registration group, and the installation of Bill Pulte as acting Director of National Intelligence despite a record of partisan retribution. The administration is 0-15 in federal court on attempts to obtain state voter-roll data, while bipartisan majorities in Congress have blocked the SAVE Act, a proposed $1.8 billion slush fund for January 6 defendants, and Pulte's formal DNI nomination. The report emphasizes that the strategy does not depend on winning in court, as doubt itself is the goal, and it documents resistance including a federal court striking down a New Hampshire law that added hurdles for student voter registration and a coalition of federal workers organizing to refuse compliance with orders they consider illegal.