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WASHINGTON - Committee on House Administration top Republican Rodney Davis (R-Ill.) recently spoke with Washington's Secretary of State Kim Wyman, who oversees the state's all mail-in election process. Wyman discusses how complicated vote by mail is, how it took Washington decades to implement it, and some problems seen by other states rushing to expand the process ahead of November.
WASHINGTON - Committee on House Administration members Rodney Davis (R-Ill.), Mark Walker (R-N.C.), and Barry Loudermilk (R-Ga.) sent a letter last week criticizing Speaker Pelosi for not having a transparent plan with clear guidance, timelines, and benchmarks to transition to a phased reopening of the House. The letter asks that support assistance be made to offices so staff and members can work safely. The House is scheduled to begin its first full week of session since the pandemic began next Thursday.
WASHINGTON - Committee on House Administration Ranking Member Rodney Davis (R-Ill.) today released this statement following a Subcommittee on Elections hearing titled, "The Impact Of COVID-19 On Voting Rights And Election Administration: Ensuring Safe And Fair Elections."
WASHINGTON - Committee on House Administration Ranking Member Rodney Davis (R-Ill.) delivered the following statement during a Subcommittee on Elections hearing titled, "The Impact Of COVID-19 On Voting Rights And Election Administration: Ensuring Safe And Fair Elections."
WASHINGTON - Committee on House Administration top Republican and Ranking Member on the Subcommittee on Elections Rodney Davis (R-Ill.) released this statement after states across the country struggle to conduct primaries with expanded mail-in voting.
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"We owe it to the American people to carefully and thoughtfully examine the issue of vote-by-mail. This must be done before forcing voters to use a new, and at times, complicated method of voting. These issues deserve to be addressed by the Subcommittee on Elections..." wrote Davis.
On April 9th, just six weeks ago, Speaker Pelosi assured us and the American public that any change to the House's voting methods 'won't happen unless we can do it in a bipartisan way.' Unfortunately, now the House is faced with this proxy voting process the Democratic majority forced through on a partisan basis. Not only does this proposal violate the constitution, but it takes away the voice of the American people. Our constituents elected us to represent their interests in Congress, not to hand over our votes on crucial legislation," said Ranking Member Davis. "Under this proxy voting scheme from the Democrats, potentially 20 Members could be voting for over 220 - Only 20 Members to control the fate of the House and the legislation presented within it."
WASHINGTON - Last night, Committee on House Administration Ranking Member Rodney Davis (R-Ill.) appeared on NewsmaxTV's Spicer & Co. to expose potentially the greatest threat to ballot integrity in our nation's elections: ballot harvesting.
"The biggest vulnerabilities in our election are voting behind closed doors, and reliance on the Postal Service to delivery ballots to the right place. Ballot harvesters thrive in an environment where elections are put in the hands of the Post Office and where voting takes place where the public cannot see it. Ballot harvesters prey on the most powerless and economically vulnerable in these circumstances," said J. Christian Adams, President, Public Interest Legal Foundation.