In 2020 Democrats and Republicans who supported them were very successful in having a national election for President and many other positions without including the American people.   Voters who considered themselves Republicans were prevented from observing or validating the election, and State legislatures who the people elected to oversee elections were made powerless by the judicial system and by Democrat activists.

Key Point:  This Bill, if passed will make all State Legislative bodies null and void, leaving the American people without representation and at the whim of an out of control federal government.

Having been wildly successful, the Democrats in Congress want to make that a permanent play for all future elections.

Here it is, the Mother Of All Power Grabs…. Senate Bill 2747:

Consider this from Demetria Carter:

A new Federal election bill was introduced on Wednesday, 9/15/2021, in the Senate. Senate bill 2747 is purportedly a “lite” version of House and Senate bills #1, For the People Act.

It allows States to require voter ID within certain limits and also requires the use of paper ballots in addition to any other voting counting device, with the paper ballots to be used in any audit.

On the other hand, it requires voting by mail in addition to voting in person, prevents a State from requiring a notarization or witness signature or other formal authentication (other than voter attestation) as a condition of obtaining or casting an absentee ballot, prevents a State from imposing a signature verification requirement as a condition of accepting and counting a mail-in ballot or absentee ballot, sets forth redistricting requirements, permits defects in registration to be cured, and authorizes same day voting after registration.

On Tuesday, September 15, 2021, Senator Amy Klobuchar introduced a new bill, Senate bill 2747the purpose of which is –

“…to expand Americans’ access to the ballot box and reduce the influence of big money in politics, and for other purposes.”
Senator Manchin is a co-sponsor to the bill, as are Senators Tester, Kaine, and Warnock, plus three more.

Titled the “Freedom to Vote Act,” its text offers the usual claptrap of wrongdoings in elections that must be corrected by Congress’ plenary powers to regulate the “time, manner, and place” of elections.   This is just the latest attempt to repackage H.1./S.1. and other previously introduced election bills in order to federalize the elections’ process.