Bryan Steil

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.

This resolution expresses the House of Representatives' opinion that its Financial Services Committee should lead policy on artificial intelligence in banking and housing. It would push the committee to ensure AI benefits consumers and investors, enforces anti-discrimination laws, and doesn't unfairly burden smaller businesses. This is a statement of opinion, not a binding law.

This bill would stop Members of Congress, their spouses, and dependent children from buying individual stocks. It would also require them to announce stock sales publicly in advance. This aims to prevent potential insider trading.

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This bill would make sure Members of Congress don't get their full pay during a government shutdown. Their pay would either be held in a special account or directly reduced for each day the government is shut down, depending on when the shutdown happens.

A federal agency would create a plan to help communities. This plan would address how new technologies, such as social media, affect kids' mental health. This means local communities would get guidance and tools to better support children's well-being in the digital age.

This bill would reduce the power of the federal Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection over state-regulated insurance companies. It aims to give state insurance regulators the main authority over how these companies operate, particularly when they are engaged in the business of insurance. This means less federal enforcement for these companies.

This bill would make it easier for more public companies to qualify as a "well-known seasoned issuer." This status allows companies to use simpler and faster ways to register new stock offerings, which could help them raise money more effectively. It would lower the required market value of their publicly traded stock from a higher amount (not stated in the bill) to $400 million.

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