Protect Election Workers From Threats and Prosecution

38% of election workers faced threats.

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

The Letter

Subject Support Federal Protections for Election Workers

38% of election workers reported threats in 2024. One in five quit after the last election cycle. A Colorado clerk convicted of election tampering was released after serving less than a quarter of her sentence following presidential pressure on the governor.

Support the Election Worker Protection Act and oppose any effort to pardon, commute, or minimize consequences for officials who breach election security. Election workers are the backbone of democracy. Threatening them or pardoning those who betray their oath undermines every voter.

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I'm calling about threats to election workers and election security.
38% of election workers reported threats in 2024. One in five quit.
A convicted election clerk was released early after presidential pressure on the governor.
I'm asking you to support the Election Worker Protection Act and oppose pardons for election security breaches.

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The Facts Behind the Ask

38% of election workers reported threats in 2024 (source)
1 in 5 election workers quit after the last cycle due to threats and harassment (source)

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