Congress Enacts Sweeping Election Reform with the Freedom to Vote Act

Landmark Legislation Expands Voting Access, Protects Elections from Interference

Congress has passed the Freedom to Vote Act, a comprehensive bill aimed at expanding voting access, protecting election integrity, and reducing the influence of money in politics.

The bill, which was passed by the Senate on August 24, 2022, addresses a wide range of election-related issues, including:

• Voter registration and voting access
• Election integrity and security
• Redistricting
• Campaign finance

The Freedom to Vote Act would make it easier for Americans to register to vote and cast their ballots. It would also protect elections from voter suppression, partisan sabotage, and gerrymandering. The bill would also reduce the influence of big money in politics by limiting the amount of money that candidates can raise and spend.

The passage of the Freedom to Vote Act is a major victory for voting rights advocates. The bill has been hailed as a landmark piece of legislation that will protect our democracy and make it easier for all Americans to participate in the electoral process.