Lets independent voters choose in federal primaries and bans non-citizens from voting in federal elections.
This bill would require states to let voters not tied to a political party vote in federal primary elections. It would also stop non-citizens from voting in federal elections. States could get federal money to help with these changes if they apply similar rules to state and local elections.
Today, states have different rules for independent voters in primary elections, with some states restricting their participation. Also, some local areas may allow non-citizens to vote in certain local elections. If this bill becomes law, all states would have to let independent voters participate in federal primary elections, and non-citizens would be banned from voting in federal elections. States could also get federal money to help with these changes if they apply similar rules to state and local elections.
HR 155 · 119th Congress · January 3, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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