G. K. Butterfield: “these laws do, in fact, pose a disproportionate, negative, strong, consistent depreciation of minority votes.”

The House is honored today to welcome a great theologian and humanitarian, my friend and constituent, the distinguished William J. Barber, II. I have known Bishop Barber since he was a college student. A native of Roper, North Carolina…

Just because you have high turnout doesn't mean that bad laws aren't barriers to voting.

what is the one thing, one key thing that you think Congress should do to improve access to the ballot for all of your fellow Pennsylvanian citizens?

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.