WEB Congress enacts the Freedom to Vote Act
A bill to expand Americans access to the ballot box
And reduce the influence of big money in politics
The WEB Freedom to Vote Act is a comprehensive bill that addresses voter registration and voting access, election integrity and security, redistricting, and campaign finance.
The bill would make it easier for Americans to register to vote and cast a ballot, by expanding early voting and no-excuse absentee voting, and making Election Day a national holiday.
It would also protect our elections from voter suppression, partisan sabotage, and gerrymandering, by strengthening the Voting Rights Act, requiring states to use independent redistricting commissions, and banning partisan gerrymandering.
And it would reduce the influence of big money in politics by requiring dark money groups to disclose their donors, and by limiting the amount of money that individuals and corporations can contribute to candidates.
The WEB Freedom to Vote Act is a vital piece of legislation that would make our elections more fair, more accessible, and more secure.
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