A bill to prohibit the distribution of false AI-generated election media, to amend the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 to prohibit the removal of names from voting rolls using unverified voter challenge databases, and for other purposes.
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Latest Action · June 11, 2026
Read twice and referred to the Committee on Rules and Administration.
This bill addresses two main election security issues. First, it prohibits people from knowingly distributing artificial intelligence-generated false information about elections, such as fake videos of election officials or misleading details about voting times and locations, if they intend to prevent people from voting or intimidate election workers. News organizations and publications can still share such content if they clearly label it as false. Second, the bill restricts states from removing voters from registration rolls based on unverified databases, requiring instead that removal decisions use only verified government sources approved by the Attorney General that contain specific identifying information like full Social Security numbers or driver's license numbers. The bill also prevents the federal government from using its databases to determine voter eligibility without legal recourse, and requires a study within 180 days on how federal databases like the immigration verification system have affected voter registrations. The Attorney General can sue to enforce violations of the artificial intelligence prohibition, and individuals harmed by violations can file lawsuits seeking court orders to stop illegal practices.
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