Making American Elections Great Again Act

This bill would change how the national population count is done. It would shift the timing of the 10-year census, count only citizens in that census, and use that citizen count to decide how many seats each state gets in the U.S. House of Representatives.

It also includes a section about rules for statewide, computerized voter registration lists, though the provided text does not include details on what those changes are.

Key points

• Who is affected: State governments, election officials, and people living in the U.S. (especially where House seats could change).
• What changes: Count only citizens in the decennial census; adjust House seats based on that count; update requirements for statewide voter registration lists.
• When: The bill would modify the timing of the census, but the provided text does not specify exact dates or schedules.