There may be a need to change some of those rules.

But the instance of, say, the military soldier who was assigned, wants to vote, and did not.

I want to thank the six witnesses. I thought the testimony was excellent.

Both are problems, and I think we have to address both.

I think that we all do agree that, generally, a system that was created in the 19th century was created in a way that should be fair.

I expect we are going to be pretty active in that area this year in terms of elections, in terms of voting and things like that.

I met you in the Eugene McCarthy campaign in 1968, when I was a freshman.

Lindsey Graham and I put in a proposal for a biometric social security card to deal with the immigration problem a couple of years ago.

I want to thank him for his dedication to helping men and women who serve overseas in our Armed Forces exercise their franchise.

I want to express appreciation to Senator Feinstein for the fabulous job she did and hard work.

3.8 percent of all respondents showed up to the polls and found they had problems with voter registration.