Congratulations to the nominees.

the American Confidence in Elections Act actually seeks to discourage the practice of ballot harvesting.

I would just like to note that for the record.

I find that extremely troubling, Mr. Long. Extremely troubling. Not a good start.

The Agencies wasted valuable time and resources by prioritizing the promulgation of a rule over the first two years of the Biden Administration; that is now clearly unlawful.

Notably, this Administration ignored our repeated admonitions that the Agencies should wait until the Supreme Court acted to proceed.

I would assert that the amendment is not germane. It adds a criminal penalty, which falls within the jurisdiction of the Judiciary Committee.

We must remember that the primary purpose of our public markets is to foster economic growth.

What we are seeking is more accountability and transparency in the proxy process by the duopoly of proxy advisory firms testifying before us today.

we absolutely need to level the playing field for workers and consumers.

Let me tell you what is in the memo.

Protecting early voting protects the franchise for everyone.

Let me tell you what is in the memo.

Letter from Sam Graves, Chairman, H. Comm. on Transp. and Infrastructure and Scott Perry, Chairman, Subcomm. on Economic Development, Public Buildings, and Emergency Mgmt, H. Comm. on Transp. and Infrastructure to The Hon. Pete Buttigieg…

The American Confidence in Elections Act is designed to provide States with the tools that they need to identify best practices as they relate to elections.

The First Amendment does not protect against criminal liability or incitement to violence.

Millions of Americans are given only a single day--I think I expressed my concern that Alabama was one of four States that does not have any form of early voting.

I would just note that I believe the subject of poll worker recruiting and training is within the realm of things that are dedicated to our States who have the primary responsibility for administering our elections.