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Home | AMERICA | H.R. 1 Election Reforms Are a Necessary Start Towards Democracy

H.R. 1 Election Reforms Are a Necessary Start Towards Democracy

January 4, 2019 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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H.R. 1 Election Reforms

From The Washington Post:

House Democrats will release H.R. 1 on Friday, and it will be a sprawling package — addressing campaign financing, voting rights, election cybersecurity and more. The bill reportedly will mandate that political action committees report their donors. It would mend the big hole that the Supreme Court ripped in the Voting Rights Act, which had guaranteed access to the voting booth to generations of minority Americans. It would help states replace old election equipment, curb extreme partisan gerrymandering and encourage small-dollar campaign donations.

Meanwhile, Democrats will make changes to the House itself. New rules will bar members from serving on corporate boards, after Rep. Chris Collins (R-N.Y.) stained the House by serving on the board of a biotechnology company and drumming up business among fellow members of Congress with power over health-care policy.

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