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Laurel Frances Lee is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Missouri's 4th congressional district since January 3, 2021. A member of the Republican Party, she has been involved in various legislative initiatives during her time in office. Lee has focused on issues pertinent to her constituents in Missouri, advocating for policies that align with her party's platform. Her background includes experience in law and public service, contributing to her role in Congress.
I take exception to the comments directed at two of the Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court and would simply note that there is zero evidence to suggest that there is either an actual or even the appearance of any impropriety on the part of…
My amendment to your AINS makes a few technical and conforming changes that the bill's sponsor has presented.
That passed with over almost 80 percent of the vote in Florida. Is not that right?
Joining ERIC keeps Florida at the forefront of election security and will help us ensure a fair and accurate election in 2020 and beyond.
In 2020, Florida's constitution was amended to specifically ensure that only U.S. citizens can vote in Florida, correct?
I would also like to discuss today a program with the Capitol Police, Chief Manger, the Special Assistant United States Attorney program.
Article I, section 4 of the United States Constitution, the Elections Clause, confirms that States are given the primary role in administering elections, not the Federal Government.
The Protecting American Voters Act is directed at helping us achieve the twin pillars of voter access to elections, but also ensuring that we have accurate elections with a high level of integrity.
I commend you on your courage in speaking out despite the threats to your safety and the danger to you.
The horrific atrocities happening right now in Israel by Iran-backed Hamas terrorists are heartbreaking.
This administration must recognize that Iran will not negotiate in good faith, bears responsibility for strengthening terrorist proxies around the world, and is still a state sponsor of terrorism.
Thank you, Mr. Chair, for hosting this important hearing today and for your leadership on this issue.
the function of tabulating and certifying election results is something that is done by the States, and that I believe that this is not something that we should be including in the American Confidence in Election Act.
I think ensuring foreign powers do not have access to material that has not been shared with the American people is common sense.
According to article I, section 4 of the Constitution, States have the primary role in establishing the time, place, and manner of holding elections for Senators and Representatives, while Congress has a purely secondary role and must…
One of the great opportunities in the American Confidence in Elections Act is that, when we know best practices...
I urge my colleagues to vote in favor of this amendment, which is a sense of Congress to acknowledge the abhorrent language used by an elected official in Wisconsin.
I do believe that this is the introduction of an entirely new subject matter that is not germane to the underlying text of the bill.
The rights protected by the First Amendment are at the core of who we are as Americans--freedom of religion, freedom of the press, our right to protest and to petition our Government.
I encourage all of my colleagues to support this very important and sensible amendment.
It is incumbent upon every Member of this House to condemn racist rhetoric and attempts to disenfranchise voters of color by election officials.
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