WASHINGTON - This Election Day, Committee on House Administration Chairman Bryan Steil (WI-01) released a new video highlighting the American Confidence in Elections (ACE) Act's path to the House Floor - from working with state election officials to passing Committee in markup.

The American Confidence in Elections Act will ensure states have tools to implement common-sense measures that will strengthen voter confidence and participation. The comprehensive bill includes nearly 50 standalone bills sponsored by members of the House Republican Conference.

About the ACE Act:

• Offers states the tools they need to strengthen voter integrity and removes outdated federal policies that stand in the way.  
  • Gives states tools to use photo voter ID as proof of citizenship.
  • Grants states access to federal databases so they can have accurate voter lists.
  • Repeals Biden Executive Order 14019 and prohibits federal agencies from engaging in political activities.
  • Prevents federal funds from going to States that allow ballot harvesting and non-citizen voting.
• Cleans up elections in Washington, D.C., to serve as an example to implement election reforms.  
  • Repeals and prohibits non-citizen voting in D.C. elections.
  • Prohibits ranked-choice voting in D.C. elections.
  • Enforces voter list maintenance in D.C.
  • Requires photo voter ID in D.C.
• Protects political speech and enhances donor privacy.   
  • Protects Americans' First Amendment right to support candidates, causes, and organizations of their choice without fear of retribution.
  • Permanently prohibits federal agencies, like the IRS, from targeting conservative non-profits.
  • Closes loopholes foreign actors exploit to influence U.S. elections.
  • Prevents the Biden Administration from creating a "misinformation czar."

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