Senator Wyden Rebukes Republicans for Plan to Limit Vote by Mail

United States Senate · April 14, 2026

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A senator identified as the Senator from Oregon took the floor to criticize President Trump’s efforts to obtain state voter lists and to explain why the pending executive order matters for states that use vote-by-mail.

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A U.S. senator from Oregon spoke on the Senate floor opposing President Trump’s executive order to create a national voter database, arguing it is unconstitutional, threatens vote-by-mail and privacy, and would disproportionately harm rural residents and seniors. The senator said they had written to the Social Security Commissioner seeking details about proposed data sharing.

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