The Vote Happened. Now Tell Your Senators What You Think.

What Happened

The Senate voted on the Joint Resolutions of Disapproval introduced by Senators Bernie Sanders, Peter Welch, Chris Van Hollen, and Jeff Merkley to block $658.8 million in U.S. offensive weapons sales to Israel.

These resolutions were a critical effort to stop weapons transfers linked to civilian harm in Iran, Lebanon, and Gaza and to reassert Congress’s role in overseeing U.S. arms sales.

Now that the vote has taken place, Senators need to hear directly from their constituents.

Why Your Voice Still Matters

This vote was about far more than weapons policy. It was about human rights, civilian protection, and whether the United States will continue supporting arms transfers despite widespread concern over their devastating impact on civilians, including children.

Whether your Senators voted to support the resolutions or voted against them, they should hear from you.

• If your Senators voted YES, thank them for standing up for human rights, accountability, and congressional oversight.
• If your Senators voted NO, tell them you are disappointed they failed to act to prevent further civilian harm.

Public pressure matters. Your message can help shape future votes, build accountability, and make clear that constituents are paying attention.

Take Action Today

Email your Senators now.

Thank the Senators who stood on the side of peace and civilian life. Hold accountable those who voted against blocking these weapons sales.

Together, we can continue pushing for a foreign policy rooted in justice, human dignity, and the protection of all lives.