This amendment strikes Section 1014. This provision requires a one-time transfer of data from contributing agencies to State election agencies for the purposes of registration.

I intend to vote for this amendment but this is what happens when a bill is rushed through to the floor.

I am all for States providing online voter registration, but I am against federalizing online voter registration.

I support this--I support the passage of this amendment, and I yield back, Madam Chairperson.

I would urge that we oppose the gentleman's amendment.

Furthermore, there is no way to authenticate if data being transferred or transmitted is accurate.

This provision takes the transgressions outlined in Section 1013 and makes it retroactive, violating the privacy of those who have interacted with these agencies prior to the would-be enactment of H.R. 1.

Let's be clear: Once again, we want everyone to have access to registering to vote.

Our system of government today when it comes to election registration is at its highest level of access.

I did not propose $500 million be spent. $500 million is authorized in this bill.

The Federal Government has not done a good job of implementing any online voter registration system.