Committee on House Administration

The Voter ID Act, introduced by the chairman of the House Administration Committee, would apply to all federal elections. Absentee and mail-in voters could submit a copy of their photo ID with their ballot. Acceptable identification includes driver’s licenses, passports, and military IDs.
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House Administration Committee Chairman Rep. Bryan Steil introduced legislation requiring voters to show a photo ID when casting a ballot in federal elections.

House Administration Committee pushes new voter ID bill The Voter ID Act would implement a photo ID requirement and create a grant program for states that give ID’s to those who cannot afford one.

Voter ID will help improve voter confidence and strengthen election integrity nationwide.

New bill would ban lawmakers, their families from betting on prediction markets The Stop Lawmakers From Predicting Act would ban members of Congress from placing bets on prediction markets related to policy and elections.

Lawmakers should be writing policy, not wagering on its outcome.

I just introduced legislation to prohibit lawmakers from utilizing prediction markets to wager on government policy or political outcomes.

Today, Chairman Bryan Steil introduced the Voter ID Act. This legislation requires voters to show a photo ID when casting a ballot in federal elections.

Let's get this commonsense legislation across the line!

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