HR 2894, Voter Confidence and Increased Accessibility Act of 2009, was introduced in the 111th Congress by Rep. Rush Holt of New Jersey. This bipartisan bill will improve, strengthen, and protect elections in every state, because it will:

• Protect every vote nationwide with a voter-marked, voter-verified paper ballot
• Protect our elections with random hand-counted audits
• Greatly improve accessibility of voting for people with disabilities
• Ban wireless devices, internet connections, uncertified software, and undisclosed software in voting machines
• Provide full and fair federal funding to cash-strapped counties and states to make these improvements to our elections.

HR 2894 currently has 97 bipartisan cosponsors in Congress, and a long and growing list of citizen supporters from many walks of life throughout the United States.

This site is brought to you by The HR 2894 Coalition, a group of organizations and prominent individuals who support HR 2894. We invite you to learn more about HR 2894, and to join our efforts to get this much-needed legislation passed by Congress and signed by President Obama.