Bryan Steil actually said...

"Under H.R. 1 and H.R. 4, Congress is clearly outside these constitutional bounds."

"It is clear our election system works best when those closest to the people are setting the rules for administering the elections, not unelected bureaucrats in Washington--just as our Founding Fathers..."

"One strong and entirely legitimate State interest is the prevention of fraud. Fraud can affect the outcome in a close election, and fraudulent votes dilute the rights of citizens to cast ballots that ..."

"These bills prevent any State from establishing the time, place, and manner in which elections are held by establishing a nationalized election system run by bureaucrats in Washington, D.C."