Bryan Steil

Those on the left continue to make unsubstantiated claims that Republican-led States like Florida are trying to suppress voters.

I think it is important that we do that and that we have broad protections to make sure that we have robust security in our elections and we make it easy to vote and hard to cheat.

Instead of attacking key voter-integrity provisions and undermining trust, we should be working together to restore faith in our elections.

What we saw yesterday in Georgia was record voter turnout, both on the Democrat and the Republican side, despite there even being a competitive Democratic primary.

Today, I rise to honor the men and women of the Salem Lakes Fire Department. As war has ravaged Ukraine, the firefighters in Salem Lakes, Wisconsin, took action. Led by volunteer firefighter Art Stypula, the Salem Lakes Fire Department…

64,000 Americans died from fentanyl and its analogs in a recent 12-month period. It is the leading cause of death in the United States for individuals aged 18 to 45. Fentanyl has killed more people aged 18 to 45 than car accidents, than…

It may be a new year, but the Democrats are up to the same tricks, providing text of this legislation last night for a vote in the morning. They want to gut key voter integrity provisions, and they want to bust the Senate's filibuster in…

Absolutely. We see this time and again in southeast Wisconsin. We see businesses that are shrinking hours to try to deal with and navigate through this challenging work environment. I know we will be having a hearing coming up on…

I think there is great opportunity as it relates to education and, in particular, workforce development. I think not lost on many of us, as we look out at the disconnect between workers and jobs available, there are over 10 million jobs…

I thank the gentleman from Connecticut for yielding. It is great to be joining him here on the House floor to share with our colleagues the important work that lies ahead for the Select Committee on Economic Disparity and Fairness in…

Today Washington is once again kicking the can down the road. We are adding nearly $2 million in debt per minute. What is this institution doing about it? Kicking the can down the road, while at the same time the Democrats across the aisle…

I appreciate the time of the gentleman. Mr. Speaker, the mishandled evacuation from Afghanistan was a tragic disaster. The fundamental misunderstanding of the situation on the ground, a faulty plan for withdrawal, and poor strategic…

This House just passed a spending framework for $3.5 trillion in new government spending. And immediately following, what is next? A plan for a Federal Government takeover of elections. H.R. 4 is focused on overturning the Supreme Court…

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 wrote in Article I, Section 4 of the…

It is my hope that after a thorough review of the Committee's record and the recent Supreme Court decisions, Democrats will abandon their efforts to circumvent the Constitution and nationalize our elections.

In high poverty areas of my rural district, especially in Tribal areas, access to fancy phones is actually hard.

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

Article I, Section 4 of the Constitution clearly gives States the primary role in establishing--and I quote--'The Times, Places, and Manner of holding Elections for Senators and Representatives.'

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 carry appropriate weight.

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.

Bolstering our infrastructure against cyberattacks and ransomware attacks is an issue that concerns every American. It is not Republican or Democrat, liberal or conservative. As we have seen from the recent Colonial Pipeline hack and the…

This amount of private money going to influence the administration of our elections is concerning.

It is Democrats' justification, I think, for H.R. 1, and the assertion is just not true.

I start out nearly all of our hearings reminding folks that we saw historic turnouts in 2018 and 2020 elections.

I believe there are election administration solutions Democrats and Republicans can work on together.