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Please circulate the below letter far and wide to all your members (and other organizations) to ask their Representative to sign the letter. If you get any feedback from an office, please let me know so I can follow up. Auke - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Speaker Pelosi: We have been made aware of a growing concern with H.R. 811, the Voter Confidence and Increased Accessibility Act of 2007. Many constituencies important to the Democratic Caucus, including but not limited to the National Conference of State Legislatures, the National Association of Counties, VotersUnite.Org, and Election Defense Alliance, have expressed frustration with our offices about the process and current legislative text of the Voter Confidence and Increased Accessibility Act. These constituencies represent a broad range of interests that reflect many of the core values of our party. H.R. 811 now finds opposition from organizations focused on upholding the integrity of our elections and local and states governments. For these constituencies, H.R. 811 falls short of its intended goals to ensure votes are cast and counted as intended by the voters. Below are representative examples of the negative feedback we are receiving. VotersUnite.Org statement by founder Ellen Theisen
National Association of Counties letter to Congress
Before this bill is scheduled for a vote before the House of Representatives we urge you to ensure the legislative process addresses these very valid concerns and a substitute is developed that has broad, vocal support. Sincerely, Member of Congress
anonymously sourced from either the web or a forwarded email.
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