If we diminish the rights of any one person to vote we diminish the fabric of our constitution. Many people put their lives on the line to give everyone the right to vote and that right should continue to be protected. Rep. Denham should support this effort by consponsoring and fighting for the right of all people in this country to be able to exercise this right.

Politicians have used the Supreme Court decision to restrict voting for people who might not vote for them. We want as many people voting as possible, without any obstacles.

Last year, the Supreme Court gutted the landmark Voting Rights Act of 1965. Since then, Republicans across the country have raced to implement new restrictive laws that would do exactly what the Voting Rights Act was meant to protect. Late last week, Representatives Jim Sensenbrenner (R-WI) and John Conyers (D-MI) and Senator Patrick Leahy (D-VT) introduced new legislation—the Voting Rights Amendment Act of 2014—that would strengthen the Voting Rights Act. This bill isn't perfect but is the best vehicle we have for restoring the rights struck down by the Supreme Court last year.

The Voting Rights Act is one of the most important pieces of civil rights legislation Congress has ever passed. Last year's Supreme Court decision weakened critical provisions of VRA. Right now, Congress can restore those protections by passing this important bill. Congressman Ruiz should support this effort by cosponsoring and fighting for a strong bill.

The voting Rights Act is one or the most important pieces of civil rights legislation Congress has ever passed. Last years Supreme Court decision weakened critical provisions of it. It did tell Congress that it needed to update the Act in order to address how times have changed in the last fifty years, this bill makes an important step toward doing that.

The right to vote is the foundation of American democracy. The states impacted by the VRA started to take it away from American citizens the very moment the Supreme Court lifted them. As we continue to see voters' rights being restricted all across America, this much AT LEAST must stop!

To protect people who do not have the position in the community that I happen to! MY VOTE would never be in jeporady!

I'm very concerned that our voting rights are being systematically stripped away. We live in a democracy and our vote is our voice. The Voting Rights Act is one of the most important pieces of civil rights legislation Congress has ever enacted. Last year's Supreme Court decision weakened critical provisions of it. Right now, Congress can restore those protections by passing this important bill.

This is your moment of opportunity to defend the Voting Rights of All Americans - the Voting Rights Act is one of the most important pieces of civil rights legislation Congress has ever passed, but last year's Supreme Court decision weakened critical provisions of it. Right now, Members of Congress can restore those protections by passing this important bill and defend our voting rights. U.S. Rep. Phil Roe should be supporting this effort by cosponsoring and fighting for a strong bill to protect all Americans.”

The great news is that Commonwealth Court Judge Bernard McGinley said the Pennsylvania Voter ID bill is unconstitutional. He ruled that the law is "invalid and unconstitutional on its face as the provision and issuance of compliant identification does not comport with liberal access and unreasonably burdens the right to vote. “Voting laws are designed to assure a free and fair election; the Voter ID Law does not further this goal.” Now the bad news. It is still possible for the law to be appealed. PA Gov. Tom Corbett is considering an appeal to PA's Supreme Court. If he does appeal, the Voter ID law may be reinstated. Tell Governor Corbett that we agree with Judge McGinley. Voter ID is “invalid and unconstitutional on its face.” Do not appeal Voter ID to the Supreme Court.

The election of representatives through fair, open voting of all citizens is our nations only sacred act. Any impediments to this activity should actually be considered treasonous.

Last year's Supreme Court decision weakened critical provisions of the Voting Rights Act (VRA), and the NC legislature was quick to pass a bill that makes voting virtually impossible for many North Carolinians. But a new bill in Congress can fix the VRA, and restore these protections not only in NC but also across the country.