Closing Loopholes And Expanding Access

The Freedom to Vote Act: A Transformative Bill to Strengthen Democracy

Closing Loopholes and Expanding Access

The Freedom to Vote Act (S1 and HR1) is a comprehensive bill that addresses a wide range of issues related to voting rights and election integrity. It seeks to close loopholes that allow voter suppression, expand access to the ballot, and ensure that elections are fair and secure.

Key Provisions

• Creates a permanent early voting list, requiring states to treat applications for mail-in voting as valid for all elections.
• Expands same-day voter registration and allows for online and mail-in voter registration.
• Prohibits states from purging voter rolls based on inaccurate or incomplete information.
• Requires states to provide accessible voting machines and materials for individuals with disabilities.

Impact on Democracy

The Freedom to Vote Act would have a profound impact on democracy in the United States. It would make it easier for all eligible citizens to vote and would help to ensure that elections are fair and accurate. By closing loopholes and expanding access, the bill would strengthen the foundations of democracy and empower the American people to make their voices heard.