. >> congressman rokita, ross miller from nevada. some of the discussions this weekend have centered around the eac, obviously this organization as you are aware has twice taken the position that we believe that the eac should be sunseted, there's now discussion as to what to do in the interim. and, i was wondering if you could just offer a little bit of background as to what is happening in congress with the eac and offer any potential predictions as to what may eventually result? >> i thank you, ross. well, as you all, i'm sure, know, a bill was heard in house administration to defund and otherwise sunset, repeal the enabling the language that instituted the organization. i was a original co-sponsor in that bill. my involvement in that bill came out of the two resolutions that came out of this organization that i was involved in helping to author and get passed. that bill passed committee and it went to the house floor for a vote that we needed 290 votes for, we did not get that. so it was a suspension vote. i think that leadership

ross miller from nevada. nevada has an early vote state. we make very extensive use of our early voting system. well over half of the voters will have cast ballots in nevada prior to election day and when we implement early voting we put it in unusual locations. it goes in shopping malls and libraries, even supermarkets, which seems unusual to some. we may be the only jurisdiction in the country where you're likely to hear a call for a wet mop at voting booth number six but it works for us. one of the components that we use there that i think has been proven effective is that we purchase with hava funds voting trailers. they are trailers that are fully ada compliant that we can drag around anywhere in the county or the state that are fully equipped with voting machines. we can bring them to the campuses. they rotate throughout the voting period and are at different locations just about every day. those trailers are also available in the event of an emergency on election day to be pulled out and substituted as a polling location. we've had t