Jim Cornette Calls for Laws to Bar MAGA Supporters From Voting

Wrestling personality Jim Cornette called for legislation to strip Donald Trump supporters of their right to vote, comparing the act of casting a ballot to reckless driving that results in injury. Published on social media on October 15, 2026, Cornette’s remarks came while reacting to disclosures stemming from federal investigative records.

Jack Smith Investigation Acquired Republican Donor Data

The online exchange began when Cornette responded to a post discussing documents obtained during former special counsel Jack Smith’s Arctic Frost investigation. Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley stated that investigators acquired spreadsheets containing information on at least 639,000 Republican donors, voters, and supporters, including individuals who purchased campaign merchandise. Smith previously maintained that his office utilized subpoenas to collect facts for a criminal inquiry.

While the post Cornette replied to characterized the documents as a “hit list,” the wrestling personality focused his response on the electorate itself. Cornette argued that citizens who support political candidates he opposes should face legal penalties for the outcomes of elections.

“Glad to know that responsible parties are keeping an eye on the MAGAts that enabled S***** to destroy the United States, I advocate for laws keeping them from voting again. If you’re reckless with your car & hurt someone, you’re liable, why not if you hurt people w/your vote?”

Constitutional Questions and Prior Attacks on Linda McMahon

Cornette did not provide specifics on how his proposed voting restrictions would function. The commentary follows a history of public criticism directed at the Trump administration and its allies.

Earlier, Cornette targeted Linda McMahon following her appearance alongside Donald Trump to discuss parental rights and transgender students. During that exchange, Cornette labeled McMahon a “plastic-faced stooge” and referred to Trump as a “crime boss.” The recent commentary extends those verbal attacks into an explicit proposal for disenfranchisement.

Neither Cornette nor the Senate Judiciary Committee disclosures have outlined further steps regarding the voter spreadsheets, and it remains unclear whether any legislative proposals to restrict voting rights will be formally introduced.

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