Requires photo ID to vote in federal elections and limits mail-in ballots.
This bill would make major changes to how federal elections are run, requiring voters to show photo identification in person and submit a copy for mail-in ballots. It would also end universal mail-in voting, requiring voters to request a ballot for each election. These changes would affect all registered voters and how states manage their election processes.
Today, voter ID laws and mail-in voting rules vary significantly by state, and some states use ranked-choice voting for federal elections. After this bill, all federal elections would require photo ID, mail-in ballots would need to be requested for each election and received by Election Day, and ranked-choice voting would be banned for federal offices. New voter registrations would also require documentary proof of U.S. citizenship.
HR 7300 · 119th Congress · January 30, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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