On the recordMay 12, 2019
We are engaged in a very serious process of collecting evidence that will either support or refute claims of voter suppression.
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congress.govWe are engaged in a very serious process of collecting evidence that will either support or refute claims of voter suppression.
Butterfield emphasizes the seriousness of the hearing on voter suppression.
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