Voters want a transparent process we can trust, free from needless barriers. No matter who we are or how we vote, every eligible voter in Pennsylvania must have the freedom to vote and make the promise of our democracy real for us all.

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To uphold an inclusive democracy that welcomes every voter's chance to participate, pro-voter policies are needed that ensure integrity, equity, and transparency in our elections. The ability to meaningfully participate in our democracy is a civil rights issue. And the freedom to vote must be safeguarded, with no exceptions.

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Across the country and the Commonwealth, we've seen efforts to undermine our democracy and undercut our elections. While we have seen these efforts in NEPA, we have fought them every time. 

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Voters should pick their leaders, not the other way around. Elected officials should work to expand access to the ballot box by protecting access to mail-in voting and dropboxes, making Election Day a holiday, allowing early voting, enacting same-day voter registration. 

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Pennsylvanians have the freedom, by law, to choose how they wish to cast their ballots—in person on Election Day, by mail-in ballot, or by using a drop box. By offering voters accessible options to vote, we can ensure that every citizen has an equal voice in the decisions that shape our future and ensure that our elections are fair, free, and accessible.