1. United States
2. Calif.
3. Letter

Stand up and block any attempt to federalize our elections. The Constitution is clear: states run elections. The moment we hand that power to Washington, we hand it to whoever sits in the Oval Office next — and the one after that. That's not a partisan argument, it's a structural one, and even Republican Governor Kevin Stitt made it plainly: "The system that we have with 50 different states is the right system." The current push to demand voter rolls from states, gut mail-in voting, and consolidate federal control over election administration is a direct threat to that system. Agreeing to hand over voter data isn't compliance — it's capitulation. Your job is to protect the integrity of elections in this state, and that means refusing to cede that authority to any administration, regardless of party. Do your job and fight this.