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Stop Gun Violence is proud to serve as a trusted and valued partner to members of Congress promoting responsible gun ownership and advancing policies that keep communities safe.

Rep. Kim Schrier (WA-08): “Gun violence is a public health crisis, and I’ve seen its consequences up close, as a doctor and as a member of Congress. I’m proud to partner with Stop Gun Violence PAC and am grateful for the work they do in Washington state and Washington D.C.”

Rep. Darren Soto (FL-09): “From Pulse Night to Parkland, we Floridians know how gun violence can destroy lives. That’s why I am proud to partner with Stop Gun Violence to seek common sense solutions to make our communities safer.”

Rep. Suhas Subramanyam (VA-10): “We cannot waver in our commitment to combatting the rise in gun violencearound the United States. In Congress, I will continue to fight for legislation to protect our communities, keep our kids safe, and promote common sense reforms.”

Rep. Hillary Scholten (MI-03):  “As a mom, I refuse to accept a world where active shooter drills are part of our children’s education. That’s why I’m proud to partner with Stop Gun Violence to fight for reforms that protect our kids, strengthen our communities, and save lives. The vast majority of Americans support commonsense gun safety laws, and it’s long past time that Congress stepped up to make our communities safer. I’m committed to getting it done.”

Rep. Seth Magaziner (RI-02): “I am proud to partner with Stop Gun Violence to fight for a better future where tragic gun violence is not the norm in America. In Congress, I’m committed to fighting for common sense gun reform laws that will end the epidemic of gun violence that takes too many lives.”

Rep. Jared Moskowitz (FL-23): “I will always fight for legislation that prevents gun violence and keeps our schools and communities safe. I’m proud to stand alongside Stop Gun Violence in this effort.”

Rep. Greg Landsman (OH-01): “Gun violence prevention is a big issue for me. As a dad of two school-aged children, my wife and I worry every day we drop them off at school. As a former member of Cincinnati City Council and now in Congress, I know the number of shootings in our city is staggering, and so many of the victims are just kids in the wrong place at the wrong time. I want to be part of a generation of parents that ends this nightmare. From investing in prevention, to supporting community-based intervention programs and law enforcement, to closing legislative gaps that put our kids and families at risk, I’m committed to working alongside Stop Gun Violence to make sure Southwest Ohio is safer.”

Rep. Chris Deluzio (PA-17):  “During my military service, I led Americans in uniform and carried weapons of war in places like Iraq. I had some of the best weapons training in the world from our military and know firsthand the power of a firearm. That’s why I will always fight for common sense gun reform, and against the gun lobby putting profits before our safety. Stop Gun Violence is focused on keeping our families and neighbors safe, and I couldn’t be more proud to be working with them on this mission.”

Rep. Mike Thompson (CA-04): “As a lifelong hunter, responsible gun owner, and Chair of the House Gun Violence Prevention Task Force, I’m proud to partner with Stop Gun Violence to end this epidemic gripping our country. Since 2020, gun violence has remained the leading cause of death for American children and teens. It doesn’t have to be this way. I’ll continue this fight every day to enact sensible laws to keep our kids and our communities safe — starting with my bipartisan bill to ensure universal background checks for gun purchases.”

Rep. Josh Harder (CA-09): “Common sense gun safety laws protect our communities and save lives. I’m proud to stand with Stop Gun Violence in the fight to pass bipartisan reforms that keep San Joaquin County families safe.” 

Rep. George Whitesides (CA-27): “I ran for Congress to make a difference in our community – and stopping gun violence is a key part of that. I’m proud to work with Stop Gun Violence to make this a priority in Congress.”

Rep. Derek Tran (CA-45): “The gun lobby’s agenda to put more weapons on the streets without regard to responsible ownership is dangerous to our community and children. I am proud to stand with Stop Gun Violence PAC to oppose the gun industries’ agenda and put the safety of our community and kids first. No parent should live with the ever-present fear of their child being gunned down in the classroom.”

Rep. Dave Min (CA-47): “I’m proud to have the support of Stop Gun Violence. Together, we will continue our tireless work to build safer communities free from gun violence.”

Rep. Mike Levin (CA-49): “I’m proud to partner with Stop Gun Violence as we fight to stop the scourge of gun violence. From the beginning of my time in Congress, I’ve pushed to pass legislation – like my Prevent Family Fire Act – that would keep our communities safer. We have more work to do to reduce gun violence, and I will not give up the fight.”

Rep. Jahana Hayes (CT-05): “Together with Stop Gun Violence, I am fighting to make our communities stronger and safer. Through universal background checks, community violence prevention programs, and safe storage laws there are common sense ways to free our nation from the gun violence epidemic. I am steadfast in my commitment to advancing gun safety policies and save lives.

Rep. Maxwell Frost (FL-10): “I’m honored to stand alongside Stop Gun Violence PAC in the fight to end gun violence.Together, we’re demanding universal background checks, closing dangerous loopholes, and investing in life-saving prevention programs. Our partnership demonstrates that with bold action, education, and coalition-building, we can end gun violence and ensure our country is one where every child, family, and neighborhood feels safe.” 

Rep. Lucy McBath (GA-07): “To fight gun violence, survivors such as myself rely on partners like Stop Gun Violence to raise resources and build coalitions. These tragedies unfold regardless of who you are and where you live, which is why their work is essential to this fight.”

Rep. Frank Mrvan (IN-01): “It is past time that Congress takes tangible action to prevent unnecessary gun violence from occurring at large events, in schools, in churches, in movie theaters, or anywhere in our communities. I thank Stop Gun Violence for their advocacy and initiatives and look forward to continuing to do the work that is necessary to make our communities safe from gun violence.”

Rep. Sarah Elfreth (MD-03): “I came to Congress to be a champion for safer communities and end the epidemic of gun violence in our country. I’m proud to partner with Stop Gun Violence PAC because we both understand the urgency that this moment requires.”- 

Rep. Kristen McDonald Rivet (MI-08): “It’s an honor to have Stop Gun Violence’s endorsement. As a state Senator, I prioritized gun safety legislation, leading the effort to increase our safe storage laws. Now, in Congress, I am committed to working on practical and significant legislation to address gun violence and secure the safety of our children and communities.- 

Rep. Nellie Pou (NJ-09): Too many innocent American lives are lost every day because of the failure to pass commonsense laws that protect our communities. I am honored to work together with Stop Gun Violence PAC to keep our communities safe from senseless Violence.” 

Rep. Susie Lee (NV-03): “Too many innocent lives have been lost to senseless gun violence. Here in Las Vegas, we’ve felt the same devastation as so many other communities across the country, and we will never forget. That’s why I’m partnering with Stop Gun Violence. We can do this, America. We know that commonsense gun safety laws save lives…it’s about time we pass some!”

Rep. Steven Horsford (NV-04): “I’m proud to stand with Stop Gun Violence PAC to save innocent lives through simple, commonsense gun violence prevention laws,” Rep. Horsford said. “As someone who lost a loved one to senseless gun violence, I want to protect other families from experiencing what mine went through. To do that, we need lawmakers who put public safety over profit margins for the firearms industry – and we need organizations like Stop Gun Violence PAC to give those leaders the support they need to win.”

Rep. Tom Suozzi (NY-03): “I am proud of my “F” rating from the NRA and have been honored to have the support of most gun violence prevention organizations in the country. I am a co-sponsor of every common sense gun reform legislation in the last six years, and I will continue that fight every day that I am in congress.”

Rep. Laura Gillen (NY-04): “Too many families have been changed forever by the scourge of gun violence in our country. In Congress, I’ll continue to advocate for commonsense gun reform to keep our communities safe…I look forward to continuing to work with Stop Gun Violence on these important issues.”- 

Rep. Josh Riley (NY-19): “I’m grateful to have Stop Gun Violence standing with me in this fight. In Upstate New York, we believe in commonsense laws that respect responsible gun ownership while keeping deadly weapons out of dangerous hands. Together, we’re going to protect our kids, back our first responders, and defend every family’s right to be safe in our neighborhoods and in our schools.”

Rep. Emilia Sykes (OH-13): “I’m proud to partner with Stop Gun Violence in the fight to make our communities safer. We can end gun violence, but only if we choose commonsense gun safety measures that save lives, protect families, and build a future where no one has to live in fear of gun violence.”

Rep. Janelle Bynum (OR-05): “Keeping our kids and our families safe is a top priority for me. Thats why I’m working to take commonsense steps to prevent gun violence and protect our communities. I am proud to call Stop Gun Violence a partner in the fight to pass life saving reforms.”

 Rep. Veronica Escobar (TX-16): “Too many communities have been impacted by our country’s gun violence epidemic. Preventing gun violence has never been a theoretical issue for El Paso, it is a moral responsibility. In Congress, I will continue fighting for universal background checks, red flag laws, safe storage requirements, and other common sense reforms and policies that honor the lives we’ve already lost. I am grateful for the endorsement of Stop Gun Violence PAC and for their partnership in moving this country toward meaningful, lifesaving reform.”-

Rep. Eugene Vindman (VA-07): “Gun violence has no place in our communities, and I’m proud to partner with organizations like Stop Gun Violence PAC to fight for common sense gun safety that keeps our kids and neighborhoods safe.”

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