Tell Congress: Vote YES on the impeachment resolution
Petition to Congress:
We urge you to vote YES on the resolution that sets up the process for the Trump impeachment hearings. This goes beyond partisanship. We need to uphold the rule of law and the Constitution in this country.
The House of Representatives is voting on Thursday on a crucial resolution regarding the impeachment of Donald Trump.
And right now, it's not clear whether it has enough votes to pass.1
The resolution lays out the process for public impeachment hearings, which are essential to building the case against Donald Trump. It's a critical step in the impeachment process. But there are some members of Congress from both parties who aren't yet willing to vote yes. That's why we're asking you, right now, to step up for impeachment in this critical moment.
Add your name: Tell Congress to vote YES on the impeachment resolution.
The case for impeaching Donald Trump grows stronger by the day. Just this week we've seen new testimony about the ways Trump attempted to force the Ukrainian government into helping him interfere in the 2020 election.
There are other urgent issues for Congress to investigate as they consider impeachment. Trump's horrific treatment of immigrant families at the border, his flouting of Congressional efforts to rein in his military action overseas, and his attempts to profit from being president are among the items we need to see investigated in public hearings.
Public support continues to grow for impeachment.2 Whether your representative is a Republican or a Democrat, it is important that they hear from you - today - that you support this impeachment resolution. When you sign our petition, we automatically email your member of Congress to let them know you want them to vote yes.
Public pressure is key to holding Trump accountable. Will you add your name today?
Sign the petition: Tell Congress to vote YES on the impeachment resolution.
Sources:
1. Yahoo News, "Democrats post text of impeachment resolution, showdown vote as soon as Thursday," October 29, 2019.
2. Five Thirty Eight, "Where The Public Stands On Impeachment One Month In," October 25th, 2019.