An open letter to the U.S. Congress

Pass the Native American Voting Rights Act Now

443 so far! Let’s get to 500 signers!

Today I take pen in hand to write and urge you to support and co-sponsor the Native American Voting Rights Act. Native voters face barriers that most Americans never encounter — polling places hours away, no residential address for mail delivery, and tribal IDs rejected at the ballot box. These aren't inconveniences; they're structural exclusions from democracy, and Congress has the power to fix them. As you may know, NAVRA would require equitable polling access on Native lands, accommodate voters without residential addresses, and mandate universal acceptance of tribal IDs. Named as the Frank Harrison, Elizabeth Peratrovich, and Miguel Trujillo Native American Voting Rights Act (S. 2702 / H.R. 5008) has been before Congress since 2021. That’s too long. Along with other bills like the John Lewis bill, this one addresses systematic injustices. The biased rulings by the anti-voting conservatives on the Supreme Court have made every voting bill that is actually helpful an urgent priority. This is one of those. Prove to the Robed Injustices that they are wrong. Vote yes and get this done. Thank you.

First sent on May 27 by Mark

Send to Your Officials

iMessageText

or text Sign PJJQEV to 50409

Already signed?

  1. Text PROMOTE PJJQEV to drive more signers.
  2. Print this and post around campus or on your community bulletin board!
  3. Use the iOS app to share with your contacts!
TwitterFacebookLinkedInWhatsAppTumblrGoogleEmail