I think it is pretty rational to say that we can have photo ID in our Nation's capital.

Statehood is not the right way to do it. Retrocession is the right way to do it.

I think there is some really good empirical data showing... that people have a better voting experience.

I think that to say that States are not permitted, what is the punishment if they do? I do not know.

The key here is getting it right.

The empirical data here is showing that the ACE Act is needed.

I do not think we need a Federal mandate as suggested in that amendment. I will be voting no.

This is a common-sense amendment, and I ask my colleagues to support it.

The top 1 percent pays 40 percent of all income taxes. Okay. I dont know at what point in time is a fair share.

Social Security is part of the social fabric of America, and every Republican agrees with that as well.

maybe it is an opportunity for other States to look at the voter integrity legislation passed by Georgia, which addresses a lot of these challenges.

I cannot fathom voting in support of this amendment. I would encourage a 'no' vote.

I will be opposing the amendment.

We should be celebrating that and looking for ways to build upon that success, but doing so at the State level, not looking for a Federal takeover of elections.

I think, actually, what we saw as we traveled to Georgia on Monday of this week was a State that expanded voter access through the ACE Act.

I oppose this amendment. I would encourage my friend and colleague from Alabama to encourage her State legislature to do exactly what Georgia did to ensure that it is easy to vote but it is hard to cheat.

While well-intentioned, I think, to encourage people to vote, I am concerned about not only the fiscal impact that this would have on our Federal Government.

I appreciate the intent, I think, of increasing voter participation. I support that portion of this.