Andrea Joy Campbell: “I appreciate the gentleman answering me. The gentleman from Virginia has been honest and fair in his representation of…”

“I appreciate the gentleman answering me. The gentleman from Virginia has been honest and fair in his representation of his amendment; nevertheless, it greatly troubles me, and I am sorry that the gentleman added that to his bill. We should not require the use of the Social Security number in that way. First of all, it gets pretty close to the national I.D. and I have always tried to prevent that from happening. Secondly, the Social Security number is a matter of privacy to a whole lot of us, and if we require it, we are going to have that on the voter registration rolls and people are going to find out what one's Social Security number is, and from that a lot of things can be done to identify somebody that they may not otherwise have. It probably is not the gentleman's intention, but he moves us one step along the way that motor voter moved us, and I voted 'no' on motor voter because I thought it was too much Federal intrusion into States' rights in establishing what are the qualifications for voting.”