H.Res. 1539
Declares House stance on voting rights and elections
The House states its positions on elections: against armed agents at polling places, proof-of-citizenship registration rules, and a national voter database, and for restoring federal voting protections.
- Opposes sending troops, armed federal agents, or immigration officers to polling places
- Opposes requiring documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote
- Opposes any federal agency building a national database of voter registration information
- Supports restoring federal approval rules for voting law changes that the Supreme Court struck down
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