S.4
John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2021
Date of Vote: November 3, 2021
Chamber of Origin: SenateCongress: 117thRoll Call Number: 459 | Session Number: 1
The John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act federalizes state elections and makes unelected bureaucrats within the Department of Justice arbiters of election law. Specifically, the bill revives a section of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which was thrown out by the Supreme Court. This section requires states and localities to get “preclearance” before altering election rules (e.g. implementing fraud reduction measures such as voter-ID). 1
Turning Point Action’s Position
Voted YEA
382.63% REPUBLICANS92.11% DEMOCRATS5.26% INDEPENDENTS
VOTED NAY
3797.3% REPUBLICANS2.7% DEMOCRATS0% INDEPENDENTS
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Voted yea
Alex PadillaUS SenateCalifornia
Session Score:16.13
Amy KlobucharUS SenateMinnesota
Session Score:29.03
Angus KingUS SenateMaine
Session Score:27.42
Ben LujánUS SenateNew Mexico
Session Score:12.90
Bernie SandersUS SenateVermont
Session Score:9.68
Brian SchatzUS SenateHawaii
Session Score:11.29
Voted nay
Bill CassidyUS SenateLouisiana
Session Score:100.00
Bill HagertyUS SenateTennessee
Session Score:100.00
Chuck GrassleyUS SenateIowa
Session Score:100.00
Chuck SchumerUS SenateNew York
Session Score:6.45
Cindy Hyde-SmithUS SenateMississippi
Session Score:98.39
Cynthia LummisUS SenateWyoming
Session Score:95.16
Not voting
Mike RoundsUS SenateSouth Dakota
Session Score:100.00
Present
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