It is important that the legislative process, even at the Subcommittee level, be carried out to achieve our mission.
Bryan Steil
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Bryan George Steil is an American politician and member of the Republican Party, currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Wisconsin's 1st congressional district since January 3, 2019. He was born on March 3, 1982. Steil has focused on various issues during his time in office, including economic development, job creation, and support for small businesses. He has also been an advocate for digital assets and technology innovation, emphasizing the importance of the U.S. leading in this area.
As Chairman of this Committee, I am committed to bringing common-sense election integrity measures to the floor.
I think there is a lot more work that needs to be done, and I would like you to engage with us if you need additional authority to be able to block this.
I think the broader funding request in the--in this amendment is somewhat not germane.
I think it is something we should continue to work on. I am going to recommend a vote against this amendment at this time, but it is something that I am fully supportive of continuing the dialog to look for ways that we can make sure all…
I appreciate the subcommittee's engagement with my staff on this issue, and I look forward to our offices' continued collaboration.
I am here today to advocate for my proposal to add to the 2024 Water Resources Development Act.
I appreciate the work not only of you, Mr. Morelle, but his minority staff engaging with our staff to get this legislative text correct.
I think that is really important. Again, if we are going to be serious about keeping foreign money out of elections...
The Social Security Administration is not an accurate repository for up-to-date and comprehensive citizenship information.
American elections are for the benefit of American citizens and not foreign nationals.
I want to thank Mr. Morelle and his staff for collaboratively working with us to move a few of these measures forward.
Today we will consider several bills that focus on increasing confidence in our elections.
The bill ensures that congressional observers have full access to congressional election administration processes, including polling places, and election tabulation facilities.
American elections and legislative efforts like referenda are for the benefit of American citizens, not foreign nationals.
I thank the Ranking Member for his amendment. It further enhances the underlying legislation.
This is what we all want to consider as a supposed commonsense measure to protect access to the franchise.
I think the direction that this Administration has been going--providing access to funds to Iran, looking the other way as it relates to oil sanctions in particular, where billions of dollars are able to move into Iranian-controlled…
I think it is imperative that we in Congress examine that and move this Administration in a new and different direction.
When we think about modernizing Congress, making the legislative branch work more efficiently, I do not think there is anything better than the GAO being here with us where you are dedicated to figuring out ways to make our Government be…
I will be brief. I just want to say thanks to you and Ranking Member Kilmer for taking the lead on the Modernization Subcommittee.
I am committed to ensuring the U.S. Capitol Police has the tools, resources, and leadership it needs to keep our community safe.
My priority as Chairman of the Committee on House Administration is to de-politicize Capitol Police.
Statehood is not the right way to do it. Retrocession is the right way to do it.





