How much will the bill cost? In his Washington Post column. David Broder estimated that the bill could cost close to $200 million. Said Broder. "No one disputes that computerization and manpower costs are going to put an additional burden on strained State budgets. And Congress. with its usual cavalier attitude. Is going to make the States pay." It is estimated that the bill will cost California alone $26.1 million. Mr. Speaker. I oppose this legislation that is not only a financial burden on California. but also threatens to extend the voting privilege to noncitizens. opening up this precious privilege to fraud and abuse.
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