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WASHINGTON - Today, the GOP members of the Committee on House Administration condemned politically discriminatory hiring by the Election Assistance Commission ("EAC") and called on the commissioner involved to step down.

Washington - The Ranking Republican on the Committee on House Administration, Rep. Dan Lungren, R-Calif., issued the following statement today after learning about James J. Cornell's decision to resign as House Inspector General:

Washington Secretary of State Sam Reed Expresses Strong Support for Legislation Released by Rep. McCarthy and Rep. Harper to Increase States' Online Voter Registration Services

GOP Members of Elections Subcommittee Release Legislation to Increase States' Online Voter Registration Services Without Compromising Existing Safeguards that Protect Against Fraud

Indiana Secretary of State Expresses Concern Over Legislation Prohibiting States From Implementing Necessary Safeguards to Prevent Vote Fraud; Says Legislation will Weaken Integrity of Nation's Election Process

The Ranking Republican on the Committee on House Administration Applauds House Passage of National Defense Authorization Act; Says Military Voting Provisions Included will Mitigate the Appalling Disenfranchisement of Military Voters

Legislation Providing for Government Financing of Federal Elections Estimated to Cost American Taxpayers Over $700 Million; Unlikely to Achieve Intended Goals

Former NASS President Cautions Subcommittee on Elections Against Additional Federal Mandates and Emphasizes Need for State Flexibility to Administer Elections