; (2) across the Nation, voter registration models at best are outmoded, and present barriers for eligible Americans to have their voices heard at the ballot box and, at worst, are under assault from attempts to limit access; and (3) Congress should advance reforms to automate the registration of millions of eligible voters, thereby improving registration files and election security, all the while helping to build a more representative electorate. 103. Ending partisan redistricting by establishing state-based independent commissions It is the sense of the House of Representatives that— (1) fair representation demands Congressional districts be drawn without undue political influence and gamesmanship; (2) a partisan arms race has broken out, with majority parties in the States crafting district lines to maximize political advantage; (3) the public has lost confidence in the way that Congressional districts are drawn; and (4) Congress should put an end to this partisan arms race and require all States to establish independent, multi-party citizen redistricting commissions to draw open, transparent, and fair statewide district maps after each decennial census. 104. Restoring the integrity of the Voting Rights Act It is the sense of the House of Representatives that— (1) we must remain vigilant in protecting every American’s right to vote, regardless of race, color, or creed; (2) systemic voter discrimination and intimidation still occurs in communities across the country; (3) the Supreme Court, in Shelby County v. Holder, struck down core provisions of the Voting Rights Act, undermining decades-long protections for communities of color that faced historic and continuing discrimination