MORE TERRIBLE DEMOCRAT PRPOSED LAWS! PLEASE OPPOSE AUTOMATIC VOTER REGISTRATION......THANK YOU!!!
Please take a few minutes to OPPOSE this bill by February 5, 8 am! You may also sign up to testify, either via zoom or in writing, by 8am, February 5. Links below.
NAME/NUMBER OF BILL: SB 5636 Concerning secure automatic voter registration. SEE BELOW FOR A SUMMARY OF THE BILL.
Click HERE to state your OPPOSITION. This link will take you to a Committee Sign In page. This will not sign you up to testify.
On the pull down menu, enter your position as CON.
If you can submit written testimony or testify via zoom, that carries more weight. You must sign up by 8 am February 5 to testify in writing or live with the committee when it meets at 9 am.
Sign in to submit written testimony HERE. Enter your position (CON), First and Last Name, email address, city, state, zip and phone number. Then enter your written testimony, and click the box to show you are not a robot. Then Submit your Registration. You may use the paragraph below.
Even better, sign up to testify remotely by zoom HERE. Enter your position (CON), No to testifying as a panel, enter your First and Last Name, email address, city, state, zip and phone number. Click that you are not a robot and Submit Registration.
Written statement: This bill passed out of the Senate Transportation Committee and is being heard in the Senate Ways & Means Committee to evaluate costs. Under this bill, voter registration would be automatic when a person gets a driver's license or permit. That person would have to opt out by returning a pre-paid form if they wanted their name removed from the voter rolls. The DOL will determine a person's eligibility and proof of citizenship. The bill also gives the governor sole authority to determine other agencies that can register people to vote. The Democrats on the Transportation Committee think this is going to keep our voter rolls cleaner and promote election integrity and security. However, the Republicans on the committee write, "By expanding the agencies that have access to voter rolls, this will make the information less secure...and add to voter distrust."
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