SEnate GOP lays out its plan to improve elections
Steven Duffield of the Senate Republican Policy Committee emails: The Senate Republican Policy Committee has released a new Policy Paper, "Putting an End to Voter Fraud: the Need for New Federal Reforms." It argues for voter identification requirements at the polls, adjustments to the “Motor Voter” law so that states can protect against fraudulent and duplicate voter registrations, more protections to ensure that only Americans vote in American elections, and greater examination of fraud risks in early and absentee voting.
The executive summary of the plan contains the following points:
First, Congress should require that voters at the polls show photo identification.
Second, Congress should examine the integrity of the voter registration process and the ongoing failures of states to maintain accurate voter lists.
Third, Congress should examine the extent to which early and absentee voting increases the likelihood of fraudulent votes being cast.
No election-related legislation should proceed in this Congress unless these issues receive a thorough examination.
Don't say you were not warned.