2. Pelosi needs to make $2b for election funding non-negotiable in the next bailout package (or pass it as free-standing legislation and demand a Senate vote). Republicans need to be asked: Is bailing out our democracy less important than bailing out cruise ships?
3. Every Republican senator and House member should be asked: " Why do you seem fine with disenfranchising your constituents this November?" Their constituents need to call the district and state offices and ask why their senator or representative wants to deny them the vote.
4. In states (e.g., Ohio) trying to do the right thing, Republican senators and members of Congress have to be asked why they're unwilling to help. (Yes that's you, @senrobportman.) And speaking of Wisconsin: you fine with disenfranchising your constituents, @RonJohnsonWI?
5. By the way, do Republican senators and member of Congress want to repeal the Federal Post Card Application now available to those in the military, standardized for use in all states, which acts as both a registration and absentee ballot request form?
fvap.gov/military-voter
fvap.gov/military-voter
6. President Trump keeps saying we're all at war in this public health crisis. Well, we make special efforts to allow our troops to vote (by mail!) during time of war. 
7. The Republican Party has, in my view, much to answer for over the last few years. But for Republican legislators and officials, at the federal and state levels--this is a chance at partial redemption. You can act to ensure we have a free and fair election this November.
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