U.S. Rep. Candice Miller, relying upon her experiences as Michigan secretary of state, is denouncing President Obama’s plan to form a national election commission which will seek solutions to long waits for voters on Election Day.
“That’s about the last thing we need is another election commission,” Miller said, asserting that reforms should be left to the states that had voting problems last fall.
This is one of the reasons I suggested that the goals of Bauer-Ginsberg are quite modest. Federal legislation won’t get out of the House Administration Committee, which Rep. Miller chairs.