Explanation of H.R. 4460

H.R. 4460 is a bill introduced in Congress to ensure that only eligible American citizens can participate in elections for Federal office. The bill aims to clarify state authority in maintaining voter registration lists, ensuring that non-citizens are not included in these lists. It also imposes penalties for any violations that allow non-citizens to vote in Federal elections.

The bill emphasizes the importance of voter confidence in election processes and outcomes, highlighting the need for states to audit and update voter registration rolls regularly. It also restricts the use of federal funds for election administration in states or local jurisdictions that allow non-citizens to vote in elections.

Overall, the bill seeks to uphold the Constitution's prohibition on non-citizen voting in Federal elections, promote voter confidence, and prevent ineligible persons from casting ballots in elections. It also mandates the provision of information by federal entities to state election officials and addresses the recusal of non-citizens from jury service on grounds of non-citizenship.

Rep. H. Morgan Griffith

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