House Administration Committee chairman doesn’t rule out mail-in ballot ban in third party-line bill
EXCLUSIVE — House Administration Committee Chairman Bryan Steil (R-WI) did not rule out the inclusion of a ban on mail-in ballots in Republicans’ third-party-line budget bill. During an interview with the Washington Examiner on July 23, Steil said that conversations have already begun over what policies the House Administration Committee wants to include in its portion of the reconciliation bill. The House is waiting with bated breath to see if the Senate passes its own budget resolution to begin the reconciliation process, but Steil said that he thinks there is “a lot” Republicans can do regarding election integrity in their portion of the budget bill.
- ▪EXCLUSIVE — House Administration Committee Chairman Bryan Steil (R-WI) did not rule out the inclusion of a ban on mail-in ballots in Republicans’ third-party-line budget bill.
- ▪During an interview with the Washington Examiner on July 23, Steil said that conversations have already begun over what policies the House Administration Committee wants to include in its portion of the reconciliation bill.
- ▪The House is waiting with bated breath to see if the Senate passes its own budget resolution to begin the reconciliation process, but Steil said that he thinks there is “a lot” Republicans can do regarding election integrity in their portio
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EXCLUSIVE — House Administration Committee Chairman Bryan Steil (R-WI) did not rule out the inclusion of a ban on mail-in ballots in Republicans’ third-party-line budget bill. During an interview with the Washington Examiner on July 23, Steil said that conversations have already begun over what policies the House Administration Committee wants to include in its portion of the reconciliation bill. When asked if the committee was discussing including a provision to ban mail-in ballots, Steil said he was “not ruling anything in or out at this time on reconciliation.” Recommended Stories House Administration Committee chairman doesn’t rule out mail-in ballot ban in third party-line bill Khanna echoes Mamdani’s call to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu How acronym bills took over Washington to mark…
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