States would report how many people use 'voter vouchers' to register for federal elections.
States that let people use 'voter vouchers' to register for federal elections would have to send reports to the Election Assistance Commission. These reports would show how many people used vouchers and how many people helped others register, without sharing private details. The public would be able to see this information for almost two years.
Today, states do not have a federal requirement to report on the use of voter vouchers in federal elections. If this bill passes, states that allow voter vouchers would need to send detailed reports to the Election Assistance Commission after every federal election, and these reports would be made public for 22 months, without including any personal identifying information.
HR 10637 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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