Make Elections Great Again Act

Access to Documentation Tools: States must ensure public access to digital imaging devices, such as printers or scanners, at government buildings at no cost to help individuals copy identification. (Sec. 101(b))

Enhanced Ballot Tracking: The bill requires a Postal Service barcode on ballot envelopes to enable the tracking of individual ballots. (Sec. 215(a)(1))

Audit Opportunities: States are authorized to use federal funds to conduct post-election audits of results. (Sec. 201(a))

Clearer Identification for Citizens: The bill calls for driver's licenses and identification cards to include a clear indication of United States citizenship. (Sec. 141)

Strict Identification Barriers: Voters must present a valid physical photo identification to vote in person, or provide a copy of identification and a specific affidavit when voting by mail. (Sec. 101(a)(1) and (2))

Increased Registration Burdens: Applicants for voter registration must provide documentary proof of United States citizenship, a social security number, and a driver's license or proof of residence. (Sec. 112(c)(1))

Limitations on Mail-in Voting: The bill abolishes universal vote by mail, instead requiring voters to submit a specific request to receive a ballot. (Sec. 214(a))

Restricted Ballot Possession: It is unlawful for an individual to possess more than 4 mail-in ballots at a time, unless they are for an immediate family member or a designated caregiver. (Sec. 212(a)(1))

Voting System Restrictions: States are prohibited from using ranked-choice voting in general elections for Federal office. (Sec. 213)