House Television via AP, File Republicans and Democrats are at odds over a sweeping election bill that seeks to reform voting, campaign finance, and ethics laws. The so-called For the People Act cleared the U.S. House last month with just one Democrat siding with unanimous GOP opposition. Republican U.S. Rep. Rodney Davis said while Democrats claim the bill prevents voter suppression, that doesn't tell the whole story. Campaign finance Davis called the measure a Democratic "power grab" that reaches far beyond voting rights. “This is not a 'For the People Act,' as it's titled. This is not a voting rights bill. This is a 'For the Politicians Act,'" Davis said. "This is the furthest thing from a voting rights bill that we can get to because, really, what this bill does that doesn't get a lot of reports about it is that it gives every single member of Congress the ability to get $7.2 million put into their own campaign accounts.”