Of the 41 Senators who chose to turn their backs on sick veterans, 25 voted yes on the same bill last month before a technicality required a second vote. IAVA calls on each of these Senators to explain to the American public what caused them to change their minds between their June 16th vote in favor of sick veterans and their July 27th vote when they turned their backs on them. Find your Senator’s office number here. Ask them to vote yes on the Honoring Our PACT Act.

The names and Twitter handles of these 25 Senators are listed below:

Sen. Barrasso – @SenJohnBarrasso           

Sen. Blackburn – @MarshaBlackburn

Sen. Blunt – @RoyBlunt

Sen. Braun – @SenatorBraun

Sen. Cassidy – @SenBillCassidy

Sen. Cornyn – @JohnCornyn

Sen. Cotton – @SenTomCotton

Sen. Cramer – @SenKevinCramer

Sen. Cruz – @SenTedCruz

Sen. Ernst – @SenJoniErnst

Sen. Fischer – @SenatorFischer

Sen. Hagerty – @SenatorHagerty

Sen. Hawley – @SenHawleyPress

Sen. Hyde-smith – @SenHydesmith

Sen. Johnson – @SenRonJohnson

Sen. Inhofe – @JimInhofe

Sen. Kennedy – @SenKennedy

Sen. Marshall – @RogerMarshallMD

Sen. McConnell – @LeaderMcConnell

Sen. Portman – @SenRobPortman

Sen. Sasse – @SenSasse

Sen. Scott, Rick – @SenRickScott

Sen. Scott, Tim – @SenatorTimScott

Sen. Sullivan – @SenDanSullivan

Sen. Young – @SenToddYoung

IAVA is the voice for the post-9/11 veteran generation. With over 425,000 veterans and allies nationwide, IAVA is the leader in non-partisan veteran advocacy and public awareness. We drive historic impacts for veterans and IAVA’s programs are second to none. Any veteran or family member in need can reach out to IAVA’s Quick Reaction Force at quickreactionforce.org or 855-91RAPID (855-917-2743) to be connected promptly with a veteran care manager who will assist. IAVA’s The Vote Hub is a free tool to register to vote and find polling information. IAVA’s membership is always growing. Join the movement at iava.org/membership.

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