G. K. Butterfield actually said...

The ability to vote was taken away from African Americans in 1900 with the passage of the literacy test.

Butterfield discusses historical voter suppression affecting African Americans.

04/17/2019

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I fully support its reauthorization. I was glad to see that the reauthorization bill that we are considering includes--it includes a study o...

The requirement of individual, durable, voter-verified paper ballots is absolutely essential in the cyber age.

I oppose the gentleman's amendment and support your amendment in the nature of a substitute.

The American people want and deserve voter-verified paper ballots, and it is a major check against computer manipulation of the results.