Every American wants election processes that they can trust and that are neutrally applied.
Ted Cruz
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Ted Cruz is a United States Senator from Texas, serving since January 3, 2013. A member of the Republican Party, Cruz gained national prominence during his 2016 campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. He is known for his conservative positions on issues such as healthcare, immigration, and tax reform. Cruz has been a vocal advocate for limited government and has often positioned himself as a defender of constitutional rights.
Mr. President, I call up my amendment No. 9, and I ask that it be reported by number. The PRESIDING OFFICER. The clerk will report. The senior assistant legislative clerk read as follows: The Senator from Texas [Mr. Cruz] proposes an…
I think we should protect everyone's right to vote. I agree with 81 percent of Americans that photo ID requirements protect the integrity of our elections and protect your right to vote, my right to vote, and even Federal Judges right's to…
In 2017, Judge Hartz went to vote and he was barred from voting when the Albuquerque city clerk's record showed that somebody else had already voted under his name.
Does it concern you when Federal Judges are having their votes stolen in New Mexico because there is not a photo ID requirement?
I think we should protect everyone's right to vote. I agree with 81 percent of Americans that photo ID requirements protect the integrity of our elections and protect your right to vote, my right to vote, and even Federal Judges right's to…
I will say the argument that minorities cannot get photo ID I think is condescending.
Every American wants election processes that they can trust and that are neutrally applied.
Voter ID, I believe should be a basic minimum requirement for a free and fair election.
Mr. President, there is no responsibility we have as Members of Congress more serious than protecting the men and women who defend this Nation. We are facing a national security crisis due to Joe Biden and his administration, which have…
In 2017, Judge Hartz went to vote and he was barred from voting when the Albuquerque city clerk's record showed that somebody else had already voted under his name.





