The 2020 election was the most secure election in U.S. history.

I think it is really important to not just look at turnout on the whole.

We must celebrate increases in voter participation, not respond with restrictions on voter access.

I ask unanimous consent to enter into the record two reports, each prepared by former chairs of the Subcommittee, Marcia Fudge, G.K. Butterfield, documenting the State of voting in America and the disparate impact election administration…

The continued failure to acknowledge or accept that fact by the majority actually undermines voter confidence.

Enslaved persons, indentured servants, Native Americans, and women were all denied the right to vote.

For far too long that has not been the reality of our electoral process.

I want Medicare to cover it, especially since we know that for cancer, age is a determinant in the diagnosis of cancer.

Since the 116th Congress, I have been one of the leading champions of the Medicare Multi-Cancer Early Detection Screening Act, along with Representative Jodey Arrington.

There is no evidence of widespread voter fraud in the United States elections.

Perpetuating falsehoods about stolen or insecure elections undermines our confidence.

Ensuring eligible voters have access to the franchise promotes voter confidence.