G. K. Butterfield: “Does that serve the public interest?”

In conclusion, our democracy works best when every voter can make their voice heard.

more people, everybody with legal access to voting and we must stop the undermining of our confidence in elections.

Let me say thank you to our colleague, and fellow Member of the Committee on House Administration, my friend Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon of the Fifth District.

The ability to cast a ballot free of undue burden and discrimination is the cornerstone of our participatory democracy.