The proposal also creates a producer group of election technology manufacturers to better coordinate the ecosystem.

Their proposal, which won 2nd place, envisions federal legislation that directs a portion of pre-existing funding sources for transportation and cyberaccess towards modernizing voter registration systems at state DMVs and improving state/local election office technology.

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President Trump has no authority to upend state voting policies.

Vote by mail is critical to millions of American voters, especially rural voters, elderly voters, and the many eligible voters who have to work on Election Day.

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Election equipment is also closely monitored, controlled, & checked for accuracy. It undergoes rigorous testing before elections & careful audits afterward, with bipartisan teams watching every step.

Read our factsheet on why voting machines are secure:

Responsive Gov is proud that ERIC for Medicaid – a solution we proposed earlier this year – made it into H.R. 1 last month. ERIC for Medicaid is a smart fix that will significantly improve list accuracy and save billions of tax dollars.

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Updates to stormwater permitting processes have produced another $124 million in savings. The list goes on.

Virginia is modeling a deeply successful, thoughtful, results-based approach to fixing bureaucracy and reducing red tape in the service of everyday Americans.

Some real impacts for Virginians?

Building Code reforms cut the cost of constructing a new home by over $24,000, saving VA homebuyers $723 million/year.

Faster licensing at the Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation has cut approval times from 33 days to 5.