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California Suit challenges San Fracisco election practice Suit challenges San Fracisco election practice
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Colorado Most voters prefer mail-in ballots Most voters prefer mail-in ballots
GA

Georgia Kemp announces support for legislation giving more access to military, overseas voters Kemp announces support for legislation giving more access to military, overseas voters
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Hawaii House panel passes bill to move up election House panel passes bill to move up election
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Illinois Chicago election workers continue counting ballots Chicago election workers continue counting ballots

Illinois Election judge cuts save St. Clair $7900 Election judge cuts save St. Clair $7900
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Louisiana NOLa loses 76 voting precincts in post-Katrina tally NOLa loses 76 voting precincts in post-Katrina tally
MN

Minnesota Polling places moved in Oakdale Polling places moved in Oakdale
NM

New Mexico Controversial voter registration bill moves on Controversial voter registration bill moves on
NC

North Carolina New one-stop location approved New one-stop location approved
OH

Ohio Board delays decision on proposed precinct changes Board delays decision on proposed precinct changes
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South Carolina Legislators push voter ID Legislators push voter ID
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South Dakota Legislature eyes 'precinct-less' voting Legislature eyes 'precinct-less' voting

South Dakota Election efficiency gets closer look Election efficiency gets closer look
TN

Tennessee Rutherford County Democrats to hold caucus to save costs Rutherford County Democrats to hold caucus to save costs
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electionline Weekly

December 11, 2025

Checking in on the 119th Congress
Will elections officials see any meaningful reform in the coming year?

By M. Mindy Moretti
electionline.org

The 119th Congress was sworn in on January 3 of this year and since then, they’ve been at work roughly 111 days (the House) to 150 days (the Senate).

During that time, both chambers have introduced more than 60 pieces of legislation (combined) focusing on elections administration (full list follows this story).

While there have been hearings and some legislation has made movement, it’s not been a particularly productive year to-date.

“As has become the norm in Congress, passing legislation is incredibly difficult,” said Matt Germer, director of governance with the R Street Institute. “This Congress, in particular, has shown deep reticence toward advancing legislation, with only 33 bills sent to the president’s desk, many of those renaming buildings or demanding studies on federal programs.”

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