House committee to demand ‘stonewalled’ memo detailing Biden agency’s ‘curious’ voter registration work

EXCLUSIVE: A House committee plans to surprise a top Biden administration official at a Wednesday hearing with a scathing document-request letter after lawmakers said the agency repeatedly failed to comply with a subpoena regarding its swing-state electioneering activities.

House Small Business Committee Chairman Roger Williams, R-Texas, said the Small Business Administration (SBA) drafted a “strategic plan” for its voter registration work in Michigan, in compliance with a President Biden executive order, but has claimed it does not exist in its requested form.

However, committee sources tell Fox News Digital an SBA response to a separate Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request from an outside organization indicated the existence of such a document.

The committee’s Republican majority has pursued the agency for months seeking answers about its work in Michigan amid allegations it has been involved in partisan voter registration outreach in the key swing state.

While the agency has contended any work has been done aboveboard and pursuant to Biden Executive Order 14019 – “Promoting Access to Voting,” – the committee noted the edict requires a “strategic plan” to be drafted identifying ways the agency can “promote voter registration and voter participation.”

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