1. United States
2. Mich.
3. Letter

Pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Act I am a voting constituent writing to compel your immediate and unwavering support for the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act. Our democracy is only as strong as the accessibility of the ballot, yet we are witnessing the most coordinated assault on voting rights since the Jim Crow era. Since the Supreme Court gutted the heart of the 1965 Voting Rights Act, a wave of restrictive state laws has emerged, designed to silence marginalized communities and create unnecessary barriers to the polls. This is not merely a policy debate; it is a struggle for the fundamental soul of our nation. By restoring essential preclearance requirements, we can ensure that discriminatory changes to voting rules are stopped before they take root. John Lewis bled on the Edmund Pettus Bridge so that every American could exercise their right to vote. It is a profound dishonor to his legacy—and a danger to our collective future—to allow these protections to remain dormant. History will judge this body by whether it chose to protect the partisan interests of the few or the democratic rights of the many. The time for rhetoric has passed. Please vote to pass this essential legislation and secure the right to vote for all.