Requires photo ID for federal voting and sets new rules for elections and district maps.
This bill would make big changes to how federal elections are run. It would require voters to show photo ID and set a firm deadline for mail-in ballots. It would also make states hold open primary elections and aims to stop unfair political map-drawing by setting new rules for congressional districts.
Today, federal law does not require photo ID for voting, nor does it set a nationwide deadline for absentee ballots to arrive by election day. States also have different rules for primary elections and drawing congressional districts. This bill would require photo ID for all federal elections, mandate that absentee and mail-in ballots arrive by election day, and make states hold open primaries. It would also set strict federal rules for drawing congressional districts, banning mid-decade changes and partisan map-drawing, and allow federal courts to review these maps.
S 5505 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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