Dear John,
As of now, ACT For America has helped pass three Voter Integrity Bills and it's all thanks to your emails, calls, meetings, and activism! You did it.
Passed Bills
AZ HB 2054
Prevents voter fraud with deceased registered voters. The bill also ensures that voter registration will be retracted from a convicted felon and when a registered voter moves from outside their registered county.
AZ HB 2569
Prevents the controversial private funding of election administration which was used in the 2020 Presidential election. This private funding was pioneered by Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Pricilla Chan through $350 million in donations to the nonprofit Center for Technology and Civic Life, which played a key role in five key battleground states: Georgia, Arizona, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania.
GA SB 202
Limits mail-in voting, expands, voter's access to in-person early voting, as well as requires ID for mail-in and in-person voting. The bill allows election officials to process absentee ballots sooner and requires them to count those ballots nonstop once the polls close.
We at ACT For America are committed to fighting for our country and protecting her from those trying to undermine our republic, our democratic process, and stop them at every opportunity.
ACT For America is now monitoring and working on bills relating to election integrity, free speech, border security, education, immigration, and law enforcement in multiple states.
Below is a sample list of bills we are actively working on:
AZ HB 2792
Directs that mail-in ballots be sent to the address that is registered on file for the voter and places a fine on candidates and political committees who receive early ballot requests and do not process those requests within six days.
CA SB 797
Requires all mailed-in ballots to be mailed either directly by the requester or if by a designated third party, within 3 days of receiving the ballot or before the polls close election day.
CT HB 05316
After a voter has passed away, their voter's registration must be removed from the official registrar's list.
FL S 0090
Eliminates drop boxes and limits Vote By Mail to one cycle, and you must reapply for vote-by-mail ballots; requires mail-in ballots to include additional identifying information, and prohibits the display of the voter's party affiliation.
FL H 7041
Requires the State Department to keep the voter registration list updated as well as place restrictions on how long ballots, voter forms, and materials can be detained. It also creates a penalty for misuse of a voter's signature.
GA HB 531
Forbids election superintendents and election boards from receiving private funding; restricts the time and manner in which mail-in ballots are returned.
GA SB 62
Requires the name and designation of mail-in ballots to appear on each ballot; requires the absentee voter list to stay updated.
MD SB 233
Prohibits voter information from being publicly displayed on ballots.
MO HB 1130
Restricts public funds from going to businesses that censor free speech and protect employees from discrimination because of their political activity.
SC H 3372
Prohibits candidates from filling more than one candidate section on a ballot.
SC H 3410
Requires absentee witnesses to include their drivers' license number with the ballot.
TX S.7
Bans mail-in ballot drop boxes and most drive-thru voting. Also, require voters who have disabilities to prove that they cannot access polls in person in order to qualify for a mail-in ballot.
PA HB25
Tightens the ID requirements for voting, and enforces the procedures in which the list of absentee voters is verified.
PA HB853
Guarantees that voters will be informed of any changes to voter ID requirements, enforces the rule that signatures must be signed in a black or blue pen only, and requires a signed affidavit for absentee ballots that the voter is a resident of the country their ballot is registered in.
PA SB515
Nullifies any mail-in ballot other than the official mail-in ballots sent from the Department of State or the county board of electors in which the qualified voter is registered.
ACT For America is invested - with everything we have - to fight for our country. We need your support to continue fighting and expand our efforts in every state. We cannot fight without your dedicated support.
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We are serious about this fight and about passing bills on the state level and we need you by our side. We cannot do it without you!
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We are willing to be the head of the spear fighting on your behalf and facing the Left and their hatred, their death threats, and their nasty emails. We are willing to fight till the end as long as we know there are great patriots like yourself standing with us.
There are few organizations with the strength, grassroots activists, and numbers who are fighting this fight on the battlefield in each state. We are aggressively recruiting activists and group leaders to mobilize the nation.
With your help ACT For America is ready and able to fight into 2022 and beyond. Your support is indispensable and your monthly commitment to support our work to fight for America is vital. Click here to become a Monthly Donor at $20, $25, $50 or $100.
We are so grateful for your support. Together we rise in defense of our security, our liberty, and our values and WIN! |
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