Dear John,

The integrity of our elections is under relentless attack by Democrats who are tearing at the very fabric of our democracy—one thread at a time. With their latest maneuvers in critical swing states, they're not just eroding confidence in our electoral system: they're pulverizing it into dust.

The urgency to act is paramount. We can't stand by as our foundational principles are trampled on. It's high time we call out these egregious attempts to undermine the will of the American people.

But here's the truth: without your voice, our demands for change are a whisper against their gale of manipulation. We need a roar. We need an upswell of patriotic citizens who won't let this stand. You are the key to turning this around.

In the face of this challenge, our recourse is clear and immediate: mandate federal voter ID laws. It's uncomplicated, really. To preserve the sanctity of every vote, every voter must be verified. And that can't happen if permissive, “look-the-other-way” policies hold sway.

That's where you come in, John. It's not just about signing a petition—it's about sending a resolute message that we demand and will settle for nothing less than absolute election security.

So, what's it going to be? Will you watch from the sidelines as our electoral system is dismantled brick by nefarious brick, or will you step up and make your voice heard today?

Every signature fortifies our cause and every petition sent emboldens our stand for democracy. This isn't hyperbole; it's the stark, unvarnished reality we're faced with right here, right now.

Commit to the sanctity of our elections. Commit to making your dissent against the erosion of democracy heard loud and clear. Commit by taking that one crucial step:

Join the growing number of Americans fighting back and sign the petition.

Together, we will not falter. Together, we will ensure the integrity of our great nation's elections for generations to come.

Your action today is the tipping point. Don't delay.

Alex DeGrasse
Senior Advisor to House GOP Conference Chair Elise Stefanik