Require Congressional Authorization for Military Operations in Iran

The Iran conflict has no congressional authorization.

A letter to your members of Congress. Facts checked June 2, 2026.

The Letter

Subject Support the War Powers Resolution on Iran

U.S. military strikes on Iran began February 28 without a congressional vote. The 60-day War Powers clock expired May 1. The Senate came within one vote of forcing a withdrawal, voting 50-47 in May.

Support the War Powers Resolution on Iran and demand a vote on continued military authorization. No president should conduct open-ended military operations without congressional approval.

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I'm calling about congressional authorization for military operations in Iran.
U.S. strikes began without a congressional vote. The 60-day War Powers clock expired May 1.
The Senate came within one vote of forcing a withdrawal, 50-47 in May.
I'm asking you to support the War Powers Resolution and demand a vote on continued military authorization.

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The Facts Behind the Ask

50-47 Senate vote on War Powers Resolution for Iran, one vote short of advancing (source)
60 days War Powers Act deadline that expired May 1, 2026 without congressional authorization (source)

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