Tell our government: not in our names!

Put Your Representatives on Notice!

You’ve taken the pledge. Now make it count by telling your congressional representatives where you stand. It only takes a few minutes, and your message can be as simple or as detailed as you like.

Some suggested talking points:

I have signed the Stand and Be Counted pledge, which reserves my future vote for candidates who openly oppose U.S. support for Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
I reject the use of my tax dollars to fund war crimes, apartheid, and mass civilian suffering.
I support full, immediate humanitarian relief to Gaza—no conditions, no delays.
I oppose all military, diplomatic, and financial aid to Israel until its actions comply with international law, including the Palestinian right of return.
I refuse to be complicit in genocide through silence or inaction.

Draft your message here:

We encourage you to use your own words — your voice carries the most weight when it comes from the heart. The talking points above are here to help you focus your message, but feel free to speak plainly, passionately, or personally. If you’re short on time, we’ve provided a sample message on the right that you can copy or adapt.

Short on time? Here's a sample message you can use or adapt:

As a constituent, I am writing to express my outrage at the United States' continued support for Israel’s military campaign in Gaza. I have signed the Stand and Be Counted pledge and will not vote for any candidate who condones or enables these war crimes. I demand an immediate halt to all U.S. aid to Israel and full, unconditional humanitarian access to Gaza. My conscience will not allow me to remain silent.

After you’ve copied your message, you can send it to all your congressional representatives at the same time:

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