Support the Right to Vote Act to create an affirmative federal statutory right to vote in federal elections, protect eligible citizens from undue ballot-access restrictions, and allow voters to challenge such restrictions in court.

Mazie K. Hirono · Hawaii · Democratic

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Occurrences

“By empowering voters to fight back against restrictions on their voting rights, this legislation will help ensure that every voice can be heard on Election Day.”

Hirono introduced and promoted the Right to Vote Act as legislation that would establish a federal voting rights guarantee and give voters a way to challenge restrictive voting policies.

Hirono, Ossoff Introduce Right to Vote Act
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Evidence

Congress.gov lists Sen. Hirono, Mazie K. [D-HI] as an original cosponsor of S.1, the Freedom to Vote Act, on 07/25/2023.

Hirono took concrete legislative action by cosponsoring the bill that contains the Right to Vote Act provisions.

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Cosponsors - S.1 - 118th Congress (2023-2024): Freedom to Vote Act
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The introduced S.1 text includes Part 1, Right to Vote Act, and states that every citizen of legal voting age has the right to vote and have the vote counted in federal elections free from specified burdens.

The bill Hirono cosponsored contains the named Right to Vote Act and creates the affirmative federal voting-right framework described in the commitment.

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Text - S.1 - 118th Congress (2023-2024): Freedom to Vote Act
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Section 3403 permits an aggrieved person or the Attorney General to bring a civil action in federal district court for declaratory or injunctive relief for violations of the Right to Vote Act part.

The bill text matches the commitment's promise to allow voters to challenge undue ballot-access restrictions in court.

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Text - S.1 - 118th Congress (2023-2024): Freedom to Vote Act
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Congress.gov shows S.1 was introduced on 07/25/2023, referred to the Senate Rules and Administration Committee, and remained at introduced status.

The underlying bill did not become law in the 118th Congress, but Hirono's support commitment was satisfied through original cosponsorship.

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S.1 - 118th Congress (2023-2024): Freedom to Vote Act
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Assessments

delivered same_term A for effort

Hirono fulfilled the specific promise to support the Right to Vote Act by serving as an original cosponsor of S.1, the Freedom to Vote Act, on July 25, 2023. The bill text included the named Right to Vote Act provisions creating an affirmative federal right to vote in federal elections, restricting undue ballot-access burdens, and authorizing civil actions by affected voters or the Attorney General. The bill did not become law, so the statutory policy outcome was not enacted, but the campaign commitment was framed as support for the Act rather than a guarantee of passage.

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