Vote at Home Act of 2023

The Vote at Home Act of 2023 proposes a national expansion of mail-in voting and voter registration procedures for federal elections. If passed, the bill would require states to mail ballots to all registered voters at least two weeks before an election and would prohibit states from adding extra eligibility requirements for voting by mail. Additionally, the bill would mandate that the U.S. Postal Service deliver these ballots free of charge and would establish automatic voter registration through state motor vehicle authorities.