Protect Mail Voting Access for 46 Million Americans

46 million Americans voted by mail.

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

The Letter

Subject Oppose Restrictions on Mail-In Voting

46 million Americans voted by mail in the last federal election. An executive order directed agencies to review mail voting security, which could lead to new federal restrictions on a system that states have administered safely for decades. Oregon has voted entirely by mail since 2000 with a fraud rate below 0.0001%.

Oppose any executive or legislative action that restricts mail voting access. States should set their own election procedures. The evidence shows mail voting is secure, accessible, and widely used by voters of both parties.

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I'm calling about mail-in voting access.
46 million Americans voted by mail in the last federal election. Oregon has done it for 25 years with a fraud rate below 0.0001%.
An executive order is targeting mail voting despite no evidence of systemic problems.
I'm asking you to oppose any restriction on mail voting and protect states' authority to run their own elections.

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The Facts Behind the Ask

46M Americans who voted by mail in the last federal election (source)
0.0001% fraud rate in Oregon, which has voted entirely by mail since 2000 (source)

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