Senator Wyden Rebukes Republicans for Plan to Limit Vote by Mail
United States Senate · April 14, 2026
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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