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The '''House Administration Subcommittee on Elections'''
The subcommittee itself represents the Committee on House Administration’s status as the longest-standing committee of the House,
In 2013, the committee, then under [[Republican Party (United States)|Republican]] control, abolished the subcommittee.<ref>Rick Hasen, [http://electionlawblog.org/?p=46958 House Administration Committee Votes To Eliminate Subcommittee on Elections], ''Election Law Blog''</ref><ref name="Davis">Julie Hirschfeld Davis, [https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/20/us/politics/nancy-pelosi-marcia-fudge-house-speaker.html Pelosi's One Potential Rival Cuts Deal and Drops Speaker Challenge], ''New York Times'' (November 20, 2018).</ref> Following the 2018 elections, in which [[Democratic Party (United States)|Democrats]] retook control of the House, [[Nancy Pelosi]] announced plans to restore the subcommittee and appoint Representative [[Marcia Fudge]] as chair.<ref name="Davis"/>
==Jurisdiction==
Matters relating to federal elections and such other matters as may be referred to the subcommittee.
==Members, 118th Congress==▼
▲==Members==
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* [[Stephanie Bice]], Oklahoma
* [[Anthony D'Esposito]], New York
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* [[Terri Sewell]], Alabama, ''Ranking Member''
* [[Norma Torres]], California
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* [[Bryan Steil]], Wisconsin
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* [[Joseph Morelle]], New York
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* [[Bryan Steil]], Wisconsin, ''Ranking Member''
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===116th Congress===
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The House Administration Subcommittee on Elections is the senior subcommittee of the House Committee on House Administration.
The subcommittee itself represents the Committee on House Administration’s status as the longest-standing committee of the House, tracing its history to the Committee on Elections in the first Congress under the Constitution. In recent years, it was extant for the 110th Congress, along with the Subcommittee on Capitol Security, at the urging of then Chairwoman Rep. Juanita Millender-McDonald. While active during the 111th Congress, the subcommittee became moribund in the 112th, holding only four hearings,[1] the last in November 2011.[2] (In contrast Ranking Member Charlie Gonzalez organized minority party-led congressional fora on campaign finance[3] and voting rights.[4])
In 2013, the committee, then under Republican control, abolished the subcommittee.[5][6] Following the 2018 elections, in which Democrats retook control of the House, Nancy Pelosi announced plans to restore the subcommittee and appoint Representative Marcia Fudge as chair.[6]
Matters relating to federal elections and such other matters as may be referred to the subcommittee.
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