Rep. Latimer Votes Against Defense Funding, Proposed Amendments to Limit Deployment of Military in New York and During Elections... Rep. Latimer introduced two amendments to limit the use of the military in New York or around an election.
Enact legislation to limit the use of the military in New York or around an election.
Occurrences
Evidence
The official House site says that on March 11, 2026, Rep. George Latimer introduced the POINT Act to prevent the President or any Executive Branch agent from attempting to influence or prevent the administration of an American election.
The official House site says Latimer introduced two amendments to limit the use of the military in New York or around an election, but the Republican majority did not allow them to receive a vote.
Assessments
Latimer materially pursued the promise in his federal term by introducing the POINT Act and offering two amendments aimed at limiting executive or military interference around elections, including in New York. But none of these measures were enacted, and the amendments were blocked before receiving a vote. Under the stated rule, a serious legislative attempt that fails to achieve enactment counts as never, with an effort badge.