WHO WE'RE SPEAKING WITH
(starts @ 2:55)Jack Tomczak, VP of Outreach for Americans for Citizen Voting, explains what H.J. Res. 152 would do, where it stands in Congress, why it differs from other election integrity proposals, and why Republicans should act before it is too late.
(Starts @ 1:12:00) Jack speaks with Andy Caldwell about the importance of CLARITY in state constitutional language regarding voter qualifications and makes the case for HJR 152 to amend the U.S. Constitution to clear up similar lack of clarity that could have dire consequences.
Jack joins Matt Alvarez to bring some attention to the voting issue that NO ONE else is talking about, legalized noncitizen voting, and the U.S. Citizens Vote Amendment (HJR 152).
Jack Tomczak joins the Steve Gruber Show to discuss a proposal in Los Angeles that would allow noncitizens to vote in certain local elections and the ongoing conversation surrounding citizenship, voting rights, election integrity, and the broader debate over who should participate in local democratic processes.
(beginning @ 23:40) ACV Vice-President Jack Tomczak joins the Rod and Greg Show on iHeart Radio to discuss public faith in the election process, how ACV focuses only on the LEGAL noncitizen voting that is allowed in many cities, and preventing the further legalization of noncitizen voting.
On this episode of The Federalist Radio Hour, ACV President Avi Fortenberry, joins Federalist Elections Correspondent Matt Kittle to weigh in on the citizenship voting debate and explain why using a constitutional amendment to prevent states from allowing non-citizens to vote is essential to election security.
ACV President Avi Fortenberry, joins Right Side Broadcasting Network’s Matthew Alvarez to address the U.S. Citizens Vote Amendment, dual-citizenship/naturalization, and how USCVA approaches different issues than the SAVE Act.
ACV President Avi Fortenberry joined the Steve Gruber Show to discuss the U.S. Constitution’s noncitizen voting loophole and why she, as a naturalized citizen, feels the U.S. citizens Vote Amendment (HJR 152) is so critical to pass.
ACV President Avi Fortenberry spoke with Vic at NewsTalkSTL to discuss the differences between the U.S. Citizens Vote Amendment (HJR 152) and the SAVE and Save America Acts.
ACV Vice President Jack Tomczak Joins Guest Host Jerome Hudson to address the critical Constitutional loophole and the likely unintended, but entirely possible, path that could result in legal noncitizen voting in federal elections.
HOW WE'RE SHARING THE WHOLE STORY
Americans Decide
Most people assume that in order to vote in the United States a person must be a citizen of the United States. However, that isn’t always the case.
U.S. election laws date back to Article 1 of the Constitution. This gave states the responsibility of overseeing federal elections.
Unless a state’s constitution specifically states that only citizens can vote, the possibility of non-citizens legally voting exists.