House Republicans roll out new election integrity 'tool kit' days before 2024 Iowa caucuses

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FIRST ON FOX: House Republicans are rolling out a "tool kit" for states that they argue will help strengthen U.S. election security.

The Committee on House Administration, led by Rep. Bryan Steil, R-Wis., is introducing the Uniform State American Confidence in Elections Act, a package of recommended legislation for states aimed at increasing voter confidence in elections.

It comes on the eve of the 2024 election cycle’s first big test: the 2024 Republican Iowa caucuses on Jan. 15.

"I’m focused on increasing voters’ confidence and participation in our elections," Steil told Fox News Digital. "By providing a tool kit of election integrity bills to states, we are going one step further in securing our elections and increasing Americans' confidence."

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Rep. Laurel Lee, R-Fla., chair of the subcommittee on elections, said, "Americans need to feel confident that their elections are secure, which is why we have compiled crucial election integrity measures into model state legislation."

The package is not a set of mandatory bills but rather a "practical framework, drawing upon successful election integrity measures implemented in various states," according to a one-page summary obtained by Fox News Digital.

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