1. United States
2. Fla.
3. Letter

I am writing to make clear that ordinary citizens across your district - people who don't typically follow every political development - are now engaged and attentive to your actions regarding voting access and election policy. We are specifically monitoring whether you are working to restrict voting under the guise of "election integrity." This matters because the difference is stark: - Protecting elections means securing the integrity of vote counting and preventing fraud. - Restricting voting means making it harder for eligible citizens to cast ballots. We see the distinction. We watch which you prioritize. Policies that close polling locations, implement strict voter ID requirements, purge voter rolls, or limit voting periods - these suppress participation. They don't protect integrity. Right now, more people are paying attention than might otherwise. We are tracking: - Your voting record on ballot access and voter registration - Your public statements about election policy - Whether you stand with expanding or restricting democratic participation Your constituents are watching. Your record will matter. The choice you make - to protect or restrict - will be remembered. In short - the ask here is: PROTECT VOTING RIGHTS. COUNTRY OVER PARTY.