Top General Rules Out Military Role in 2026 Midterm Elections

General Dan Caine, the leading military advisor to President Trump, has stated that the U.S. military does not plan to send troops to polling stations for the 2026 midterm elections.

This statement addresses growing concerns about the possibility of military interference in the electoral process.

Caine highlighted the military's dedication to staying apolitical and supporting the country's democratic institutions.

He reassured that the armed forces will continue to respect civilian control and avoid involvement in political matters.

The comments come at a time when election security and integrity remain key topics in national discussions.