Vote Yes on this bill if you want U.S. troops pulled from fighting with Iran unless Congress clearly approves it, while still allowing real self-defense and intelligence sharing, to lower the risk of a wider war and restore Congress’s say over war.

Organizations that support this bill may include civil liberties and anti-war groups, constitutional watchdogs who back Congress’s war powers, some veterans groups that want to avoid new wars, and budget hawks worried about costs.

Vote No on this bill if you want the President to keep wide freedom to use force against Iran without new approval, to preserve rapid military options and a strong deterrent, and to avoid new limits on the Commander in Chief.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include defense industry associations, some national security hawks and foreign policy think tanks, and groups that want a tougher U.S. military stance toward Iran.