Mr. Chairman, it is easy to conceive of the circumstances in which companies that print ballots or manufacture voting machines or paper or computer equipment could be disrupted by the same catastrophic events which are triggering the special elections. The Nation's communications and commerce could be disrupted. My amendment gives the States the flexibility to respond. Mr. Chairman, this is a very important amendment. It removes a number of major problems in the bill. I find it hard to imagine how Members could not support a proposal which could restore primaries, enhance the ability of candidates to get on the ballot, and give the States greater flexibility to administer special elections in a time of crisis. Mr. Chairman, I urge an ``aye'' vote.
John Larson: “Mr. Chairman, it is easy to conceive of the circumstances in which companies that print ballots or manufacture voting…”
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Discussing an amendment related to the administration of special elections during crises.
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