Proxy Letters (116th Congress, 2nd Session)
(List of members voting by proxy includes letters and signatures) each of these doc's open in a new tab.
Pursuant to House Resolution 965 and the covered period designated by the Speaker on Wednesday, May 20, 2020, the Office of the Clerk is verifying and making available letters designating, changing, and revoking the authority for remote voting by proxy. Members designated as proxies may only cast votes on behalf of other Members once they have received separate exact instruction with respect to each vote.
https://clerkpreview.house.gov/ProxyLetter#AllProxies
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — HOUSE H2257
May 15, 2020
This house record includes the rule for proxy voting, it is important to understand the details of how the Dem's are putting this agenda into operation.
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Upon electronic receipt of any letter described in these regulations, the Clerk must verify the letter and send a confirmation of receipt via email. A Member seeking to vote by proxy must then send the dated and signed hard copy of the letter to the Clerk so that it may be kept as a record. The Clerk, in concurrence with the Chair of the Committee on House Administration, may impose additional security requirements with respect to the electronic submission of proxy letters.
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A letter missing any of the items in paragraph 1 shall not be verified by the Clerk pursuant to regulation B.3, which will result in the proxy being unable to vote on the Member’s behalf. B. Submission of Proxy Designation Letter to Clerk
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To ensure the Clerk receives the letter in a timely manner, a Member seeking to vote by proxy should scan and email the letter to the Clerk from a House-maintained email account. Such electronic copy shall be actionable by the Clerk, including if, despite best efforts, the physical original is lost or damaged
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Upon electronic receipt of any letter described in these regulations, the Clerk must verify the letter and send a confirmation of receipt via email. A Member seeking to vote by proxy must then send the dated and signed hard copy of the letter to the Clerk so that it may be kept as a record. The Clerk, in concurrence with the Chair of the Committee on House Administration, may impose additional security requirements with respect to the electronic submission of proxy letters.
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The Clerk must make any letter received pursuant to these regulations available on a publicly accessible website as quickly as practicable upon verification of the letter.
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The letter will be used by the Clerk to certify that a Member serving as a proxy has the authority to cast votes on behalf of the Member voting remotely by proxy.
https://www.congress.gov/116/crec/2020/05/15/CREC-2020-05-15-pt1-PgH2257-4.pdf
Included are proxy letters from Mark DeSaulnier, also included is a signature from another letter before Covid. The signatures on all three of these documents are quite different they do NOT match. Which signature is authentically his?
Are they forged signatures..for NP to have her way on proxy voting. There are moar signatures that do NOT match. How is a proxy vote going to be truly verified with the individual member who gave this authority over to someone else?
Here's the thing..if there is no trust with a signature on proxy voting, didn't they just demonstrate what happens in the mail in voting process? NP and her army of minions can NOT be trusted to have this kind of privilege they have already proved abuse of it.'''
This should be enough ammunition for the Republican's to shut this fraudulent proxy voting down. Please do something about this.