House Democrats passed H.R.1, the ostentatiously and misleadingly named
For the People Act, Wednesday night on a near-party-line vote. The Senate
should reject this dangerous assault on election integrity.

The bill�s primary danger lies in its virtual abolition of any safeguards
to ensure that a vote represents the true desire of a single, eligible
voter. States would be effectively barred from mandating the use of a
photo-ID to establish that a person is the registered voter they claim to
be, instead permitting a prospective voter to merely sign a sworn
affidavit. States would also be required to adopt same-day voter
registration in federal elections, even during early voting, so that a
person could show up at a poll, sign a registration form and cast a vote
without any checks to ensure the person was actually eligible to vote.
Together, these provisions would make it extremely easy for a motivated
individual or group to move from poll to poll and cast a number of
fraudulent ballots without any reasonable fear they would be caught.

The bill also cavalierly opens the door to voting fraud in its treatment
of mail balloting. It would expressly permit a person to collect mail
ballots and deliver them to the relevant election agency. It purports to
limit this to already sealed ballots, but of course it would be almost
impossible to prove a ballot was sealed when it was handed off. The most
recent proved instance of mass voter fraud involved exactly this
procedure, when a Republican operative cast fraudulent votes for
candidates who paid him by collecting unsealed mail ballots from voters
and then filling them out for the preferred person. H.R.1 would make it
much likelier that unscrupulous operatives of both parties could try to
use this scheme to tip the scales in their favor.

Nothing Democrats don't already do. This just helps them cheat even more.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/03/04/democrats-voting-
rights-bill-is-an-assault-election-integrity/