Contact your state election officials immediately to understand how they will respond to federal overreach on state-administered elections, and monitor whether your state attorney general files suit to block enforcement.
This scores maximum on constitutional damage due to direct federal interference in election administration—a core separation of powers violation. The executive branch lacks constitutional authority to restrict state-administered voting methods, making this both a separation of powers crisis (score: 5) and an election integrity threat (score: 5). The severity multipliers are maximal (1.3 each) because this creates durable precedent for executive control of elections and would require litigation/legislation to reverse. While genuinely outrageous, the B-score remains moderate because the governance harm vastly exceeds any distraction value.