To your knowledge, has a foreign state ever successfully breached or hacked any of your vote tallying election machines?
Rae Oliver Davis
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can you give us one suggestion or two suggestions of what you think we could do to update HAVA?
I believe reports say there were centralized voter registration systems, even one in my home State of Illinois.
We should secure and protect our Nation's elections without partisan politics.
We want to protect our elections. We want to make sure that all machines that are used to tabulate our free and fair elections are up to the task.
I find it interesting during the first round of questions Chairperson Lofgren talked about some of the areas where you all agree that the Federal Government needs to work with you.
Do you find this concerning and believe it's something that we should address in HAVA?
Why in the world would this institution at the Federal level in turn possibly require you and require any corporation to give the first ever corporate dollars to individual Members of Congress' campaigns?
One of the key factors to America's economic competitiveness is the ability to efficiently transport goods and products from where they are made, harvested, or processed to where they are ultimately sold and consumed.
On behalf of the Diesel Technology Forum, we would like to submit the comment concerning the hearing before the subcommittee titled Where's My Stuff?
I make this comment often. She is doing a heck of a lot better job than the last Chair.
We look forward to continuing to work with you as this Subcommittee and, in turn, the House Administration Committee moves forward.
The Committee on House Administration has the extremely important task to conduct oversight of Federal elections.
Chairwoman Fudge has been leading our Subcommittee with the intention to investigate voting rights issues.
Let's also make sure that, every single election, every vote is counted and every vote gets to the ballot box.
The number of monthly active Uber users rose to over 100 million globally this year; and with over 15 million trips happening each day, this represents a huge shift in how Americans are getting around on a day-to-day basis.
Our public roads are a shared resource and our job is to figure out how to best manage this shared, and ultimately scarce, resource.
Today, Uber serves more than 82 percent of the U.S. population--upwards of 268 million people.
TNCs aren't just focused in big cities either. In my district alone, Lyft conducted over 62,000 rides over the past year.
The mobility landscape has been completely reshaped and the growth for on-demand shared mobility has required states and localities to rethink how to plan for and organize their road and transit systems.
Violent police have no place in this society, so like you said, Mr. Nadler, let's get them out of there.





