To repeal the National Voter Registration Act of 1993.

This bill would end the National Voter Registration Act of 1993, a federal law that set rules for how people can register to vote in federal elections. That 1993 law requires states to let people register when they apply for a driver’s license and follow other voter registration standards for federal elections.

If this repeal became law, those federal requirements would go away. States would no longer have to offer voter registration at the DMV or follow the 1993 law’s registration rules for federal elections.

Key points

• Who is affected: People registering to vote; state election offices; DMVs.
• What changes: The 1993 federal voter registration rules, including “motor voter” registration at the DMV, would be repealed .
• When: Only if this repeal is passed into law; no effective date is stated in the text provided.