1. United States
2. Ariz.
3. Letter

End the mass surveillance of Americans. I expect you to oppose any legislation that expands government spying powers, push for meaningful reform of existing surveillance programs, and stand up for the digital privacy rights every American deserves. The government has no business collecting data on law-abiding citizens without a warrant. Bulk data collection, warrantless searches of online communications, and backdoor access to private devices are not tools of a free society. Every time these programs get renewed without real oversight, ordinary people pay the price while corporations and agencies face zero accountability. Fight for strong privacy protections — real ones, not watered-down compromises. That means ending warrantless surveillance, requiring judicial oversight for any data collection, and supporting legislation that gives Americans genuine control over their personal information online. This is a matter of constitutional rights, and I will be watching how you vote.