President Donald Trump said Colorado’s reliance on mail-in voting played a decisive role in his decision to relocate U.S. Space Command headquarters from Colorado Springs to Huntsville, Alabama, reversing a Biden-era decision and reigniting a political fight between the two states, The Hill reported.

The headquarters, now at Peterson Space Force Base in Colorado Springs, will move to Huntsville’s Redstone Arsenal in the coming years.

“The problem I have with Colorado, one of the big problems, [is that] they do mail-in voting. They do all mail-in voting. So they have automatically crooked elections,” Trump said during an Oval Office announcement. “And we can’t have that. When a state is for mail-in voting, that means they want dishonest elections, because that’s what that means.”

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