Call Your Fucking Senator

Demand action on gun violence.

Yesterday, a gunman killed 19 children and two teachers at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas.

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Just 10 days prior, a gunman killed 10 Black people in a racist attack at a grocery store in Buffalo.

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The very next day, a gunman killed one person and injured five others at Geneva Presbyterian Church in Laguna Woods, California.

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It's been nearly 10 years since a gunman killed 20 children and six staff members at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut — and as the events above make clear, nothing has changed.

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Two gun control bills passed by House Democrats in March 2021 — HR 8, which would expand background checks, and HR 1446, which would increase the background check waiting period — are currently stalled in the Senate due largely to Republican opposition.

Below are the 52 Senators — 50 Republicans and two Democrats — opposed to suspending the filibuster to pass gun control legislation with a simple majority. They are standing in the way. If you, like us, feel passionately about stopping gun violence, call your senator and demand action.

When calls come into a lawmaker's office, the staff typically takes notes and relays not only the subject, but also the daily number of calls received on that topic. The more calls on a particular topic, the more the lawmaker knows it’s important to their constituents.

1. Mitch McConnell of Kentucky: [phone]

2. John Thune of South Dakota: [phone]

3. John Barrasso of Wyoming: [phone]

4. Roy Blunt of Missouri: [phone]

5. Joni Ernst of Iowa: [phone]

6. Rick Scott of Florida: [phone]

7. Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee: [phone]

8. John Boozman of Arkansas: [phone]

9. Mike Braun of Indiana: [phone]

10. Richard Burr of North Carolina: [phone]

11. Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia: [phone]

12. Bill Cassidy of Louisiana: [phone]

13. Susan Collins of Maine: [phone]

14. John Cornyn of Texas: [phone]

15. Tom Cotton of Arkansas: [phone]

16. Kevin Cramer of North Dakota: [phone]

17. Mike Crapo of Idaho: [phone]

18. Ted Cruz of Texas: [phone]

19. Steve Daines of Montana: [phone]

20. Deb Fischer of Nebraska: [phone]

21. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina: [phone]

22. Chuck Grassley of Iowa: [phone]

23. Bill Hagerty of Tennessee: [phone]

24. Josh Hawley of Missouri: [phone]

25. John Hoeven of North Dakota: [phone]

26. Cindy Hyde-Smith of Mississippi: [phone]

27. Jim Inhofe of Oklahoma: [phone]

28. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin: [phone]

29. John Kennedy of Louisiana: [phone]

30. James Lankford of Oklahoma: [phone]

31. Mike Lee of Utah: [phone]

32. Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming: [phone]

33. Joe Manchin of West Virginia: [phone]

34. Roger Marshall of Kansas: [phone]

35. Jerry Moran of Kansas: [phone]

36. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska: [phone]

37. Rand Paul of Kentucky: [phone]

38. Rob Portman of Ohio: [phone]

39. Jim Risch of Idaho: [phone]

40. Mitt Romney of Utah: [phone]

41. Mike Rounds of South Dakota: [phone]

42. Marco Rubio of Florida: [phone]

43. Ben Sasse of Nebraska: [phone]

44. Tim Scott of South Carolina: [phone]

45. Richard Shelby of Alabama: [phone]

46. Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona: [phone]

47. Dan Sullivan of Alaska: [phone]

48. Thom Tillis of North Carolina: [phone]

49. Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania: [phone]

50. Tommy Tuberville of Alabama: [phone]

51. Roger Wicker of Mississippi: [phone]

52. Todd Young of Indiana: [phone]