Our fear is that H.R. 4 would go far beyond what is constitutionally permissible and allow a politicized Justice Department to veto or amend State voting laws to the political advantage of the party in power, whichever party that may be.
On the recordOctober 16, 2019
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Concerns about H.R. 4's potential to politicize voting laws.
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