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Iran Human Rights, Internet Freedom, and Accountability Act of 2026
Senate version. Expands internet access for Iranians during regime blackouts, enforces sanctions on human rights abusers, and funds broadcasting and online security tools for Iranian activists and journalists.
- Liberty position
- Sign on
- Introduced
- February 24, 2026
- Why signing on is the liberty side
- It gives practical help to Iranians standing up to the regime.
Counted under the measure Stands with the Iranian people.
The count
20 current members of Congress signed on, as sponsor or cosponsor. Members who have left Congress are not listed.
- Signed on, the liberty side
- 20
- 10 Republicans, 10 Democrats
- Did not sign
- Not counted
Signed on
20 current members put their name on this bill. Signing on is the liberty side.
Jim BanksR · Indiana · SenateA
Richard BlumenthalD · Connecticut · SenateF
Cory A. BookerD · New Jersey · SenateF
Shelley Moore CapitoR · West Virginia · SenateA
Susan M. CollinsR · Maine · SenateA-
John CornynR · Texas · SenateA
John R. CurtisR · Utah · SenateA
John FettermanD · Pennsylvania · SenateD
Kirsten E. GillibrandD · New York · SenateF
Darline GrahamR · South Carolina · Senate?
James C. JusticeR · West Virginia · SenateA
Tim KaineD · Virginia · SenateF
Amy KlobucharD · Minnesota · SenateF
David McCormickR · Pennsylvania · Senate · SponsorA
Jacky RosenD · Nevada · SenateF
Mike RoundsR · South Dakota · SenateA
Adam B. SchiffD · California · SenateF
Dan SullivanR · Alaska · SenateA
Raphael G. WarnockD · Georgia · SenateF
Ron WydenD · Oregon · SenateF
Did not sign
Not signing is not counted against anyone, so the members who did not sign are not listed.
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