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Rep. Corey Malloy defends bill requiring proof of U.S. citizenship to vote, criticizes SB 54
Summary
State Rep. Corey Malloy (House District 52) described an election bill he sponsored requiring proof of U.S. citizenship for state voting rolls, defended a 'cure' process for ambiguous records and criticized SB 54 and signature-path rules for reducing party choice in candidate selection.
State Representative Corey Malloy (House District 52) said he sponsored an elections bill to require proof of U.S. citizenship for state voting, arguing the measure protects the integrity of state elections while retaining a process for people to cure ambiguous records.
"The bill I ran does not stop that process, does not get in the way, and it encourages that process," Malloy said, adding that committee exchanges with Sen. Derek Brammer highlighted unresolved questions about how many unclear records would amount…
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