We have a goal now.

I figure we need to make sure we are not comparing apples and oranges and that we are actually trying to compare things in the right way to figure out how we make the voting experience better and how we get more people to vote.

And, have you been able to show direct correlation with increasing voting?

I truly believe the integrity of our electoral system is at stake, and from what I am seeing, there is a bipartisan support in the public for doing something about all this outside money, but we are not seeing it here.

I think there are two good things about online registration. One, picking up from what Professor Gerken said, is the cost. The second, as well, is accuracy.

Thank you very much, Ms. Gerken.

Ultimately, it is all about the voter, and certainly, online registration...provides a service to the voter.

this is about the DISCLOSE Act today.

the situation we have now with these hundreds of millions of dollars drowns out the speech of regular people

I think we should have good, reasonable limits on contributions.

It is just a matter of time.

I am not an expert on the Census, so, this would be, like, additional questions you would add on, or----

And this would be because of technology, they are seeing improvements?

Your report also talked about the importance of access to information in languages other than English, including ballots in other languages, outreach to non-English media outlets, bilingual poll workers.

we make it easy for people to vote.

If you have a State, like your story of Florida, where the lines are so much longer than other places... it creates incentives for the citizenry to start asking their elected officials.

The States have a very prominent role that needs to be done here.

I know you are going to do great out there.