WASHINGTON – The U.S. House voted 220-210 for a sweeping overhaul of election law. The bill would restrict partisan gerrymandering; allow same-day and automatic voter registration; restore the franchise to people with criminal records; expand early voting, voting by mail, and absentee drop boxes; and curtail gray campaign donations by wealthy donors.
In favor
Angie Craig, D-Mn2 (south suburbs)
Betty McCollum, D-Mn4 (St. Paul)
Ilhan Omar, D-Mn5 (Minneapolis)
Dean Phillips, D-Mn3 (west suburbs)
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Ron Kind, D-Wi3 (LaCrosse)
Gwen Moore, D-Wi4. (Milwaukee)
Mark Pecan, D-Wi2 (Madison)
Against
Tom Emmer, R-Mn6 (north suburbs)
Michelle Fischbach, R-Mn7 (rural west)
Scott Fitzgerald, R-Wi5 (Juneau)
James Hagedorn, R-Mn1 (southern Minnesota)
Pete Stauber, R-Mn8 (Iron Range)
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Mike Gallagher, R-Wi8 (Green Bay)
Glenn Grothman, R-Wi6 (Campellsport)
Bryan Steil, R-Wi1 (Janesville)
Tom Tiffany R-Wi7 (Hazelhurst)