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Science Committee Republicans Call for Renewed Focus on Critical Science and Basic R&D

Nov 21, 2019 Press Release

Republican Members of the House Science, Space, and Technology Committee, led by Ranking Member Frank Lucas (R-OK), sent a letter to Committee Chairwoman Eddie Bernice Johnson today calling for a renewed focus on critical scientific and technological challenges needed to maintain American competitiveness.

Full Committee Markup of H.R. 4979, H.R. 4704, and H.R. 4990

Nov 14, 2019 Markup

Full Committee Markup of: 

Subcommittee on Energy Hearing - The Future of Electricity Delivery: Modernizing and Securing our Nation’s Electricity Grid

Jul 17, 2019 Hearing

Science Committee Members Introduce Bill to Protect American Research from Cyber Attacks

Jul 15, 2019 Press Release
Rep. Brian Babin (R-TX), Ranking Member of the House Science, Space, and Technology Subcommittee on Space & Aeronautics, has introduced legislation to protect taxpayer-funded research from cyber-attacks.
 

H.R. 3611, the Securing American Research From Cyber Theft Act

Jul 2, 2019 Bill

H.R. 3611, Securing American Research From Cyber Theft Act

 

Joint Investigations & Oversight and Research & Technology Subcommittee Hearing - Election Security: Voting Technology Vulnerabilities

Jun 25, 2019 Hearing

Opening Statement of Ranking Member Ralph Norman at Hearing on Election Security: Voting Technology Vulnerabilities

Jun 25, 2019 Opening Statement

Thank you, Chairwoman Sherrill and Chairwoman Stevens, for convening this important hearing, and thank you to the witnesses for your testimony this morning.

We are here today to review the security of U.S. election system technologies and discuss research to ensure the security, integrity, and accessibility of America’s election systems.

Opening Statement of Ranking Member Jim Baird at at Hearing on Election Security: Voting Technology Vulnerabilities

Jun 25, 2019 Opening Statement

Thank you, Chairwoman Sherrill and Chairwoman Stevens, for convening today’s hearing to review the security of U.S. election system technologies. 

Voting is a fundamental right of every American citizen and ensuring the right to safe and secure elections is the responsibility of every Member of Congress. 

Without security, integrity, and accuracy in our electoral process, the foundation of our nation – our democracy – is weakened.