The bill would require states that allow voter vouching for federal election registration to report related data to the Election Assistance Commission after each regularly scheduled federal general election. Reports would include counts of people registered through vouching, voucher users, registrations vouched for by each person, and rejected attempts by reason when the state keeps those records. Reports could not include personally identifying information and would be public for 22 months.
The bill would not change who may register or how voter vouching works under state law. It would require public reporting about the use of this registration method, without personal identifying information.
The bill does not specify funding or costs.
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