In an effort to cut down on avenues for voter fraud, a group of House Republicans have authored a bill to overturn the National Voter Registration Act of 1993, according to a report.
Amid the still-contested presidential election, in which President Donald Trump and others have accused Democrats of stealing the election through a multitude of fraudulent activities, a piece of legislation introduced in the House seeks to curtail some of the alleged fraud at what is view as a potential source.
The 1993 legislation, also known as the “motor voter law,” encourages Americans to register to vote when they apply for driver licenses, or while conducting other business with the government.