House Passes Electoral Count Act Reform in Bipartisan Vote

House passes Electoral Count Act Reform In Bipartisan Vote

On Sept. 21, 2022, the U.S. House voted to reform the 1887 vague Electoral Count Act and did so in a bipartisan vote.

Please read the below and sign the letter telling the Senate to also act.

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Electoral Count Reform Act – Business for Democracy

Both Houses of Congress are now actively considering bipartisan legislation to reform the Electoral Count Act, the 1887 vague law that allowed for opponents of democracy to try to block the certification of the presidential vote and install fake state electors.

The Senate Rules Committee will be holding a bill markup hearing on the bipartisan (10 Republican and 7 Democrat co-sponsors) next week on September 27^th.

Business for Democracy is partnering with Business for American in sending a sign-on letter in support of the Senate bill prior to next Wednesday.

If you have not already signed the letter, please consider doing so now.

Read and sign the letter here.
Electoral Count Reform Act – Business for Democracy

If you have a business organization, please consider forwarding this request to your members.

Reforming the Electoral Count Act is crucial to protecting democracy.

Thank you for your support.

Frank Knapp
803-600-6874, Business for Democracy Coalition