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IRAN Act (Internet Reach and Access Now Act)
Makes the State Department responsible for getting Iranians around the regime's internet shutdowns, including satellite and direct-to-phone service, and clears sanctions obstacles to those tools.
- Liberty position
- Sign on
- Introduced
- February 4, 2026
- Why signing on is the liberty side
- It helps Iranians stay online when the regime cuts them off.
Counted under the measure Stands with the Iranian people.
The count
17 current members of Congress signed on, as sponsor or cosponsor. Members who have left Congress are not listed.
- Signed on, the liberty side
- 17
- 6 Republicans, 11 Democrats
- Did not sign
- Not counted
Signed on
17 current members put their name on this bill. Signing on is the liberty side.
Yassamin AnsariD · Arizona · 3rd DistrictF
Jake AuchinclossD · Massachusetts · 4th DistrictF
Stephanie I. BiceR · Oklahoma · 5th DistrictA
Brendan F. BoyleD · Pennsylvania · 2nd DistrictF
Brian K. FitzpatrickR · Pennsylvania · 1st DistrictA-
Daniel S. GoldmanD · New York · 10th DistrictF
Josh GottheimerD · New Jersey · 5th DistrictF
Michael LawlerR · New York · 17th DistrictA
Nicole MalliotakisR · New York · 11th DistrictA
Dave MinD · California · 47th DistrictF
Ilhan OmarD · Minnesota · 5th DistrictF
Deborah K. RossD · North Carolina · 2nd DistrictF
Maria Elvira SalazarR · Florida · 27th DistrictA
Bradley Scott SchneiderD · Illinois · 10th DistrictF
Suhas SubramanyamD · Virginia · 10th DistrictF
Claudia TenneyR · New York · 24th DistrictA
James R. WalkinshawD · Virginia · 11th DistrictF
Did not sign
Not signing is not counted against anyone, so the members who did not sign are not listed.
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