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House Administration Committee Chairman Discusses Potential Mail-in Ballot Ban

House Administration Committee Chairman Bryan Steil has not ruled out the possibility of including a ban on mail-in ballots in the Republicans' upcoming budget bill. He discussed ongoing conversations about election law reforms and emphasized the need for voters to request ballots as part of his election reform package. The House's budget framework has been passed, but the Senate's timeline for action remains uncertain.

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House Administration Committee Chairman Bryan Steil has not ruled out the possibility of including a ban on mail-in ballots in the Republicans' upcoming budget bill. He discussed ongoing conversations about election law reforms and emphasized the need for voters to request ballots as part of his election reform package. The House's budget framework has been passed, but the Senate's timeline for action remains uncertain.

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House Administration Committee chairman doesn’t rule out mail-in ballot ban in third party-line bill

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House Administration Committee Chairman Discusses Potential Mail-in Ballot Ban