Urges United States Congress to enact "Alice Paul Voter Protection Act."

ACR 40 is a concurrent resolution urging the U.S. Congress to pass the "Alice Paul Voter Protection Act" (H.R. 1583), a proposed federal law. This resolution does not create new law but supports H.R. 1583, which would criminalize interfering with voter registration - such as preventing someone from registering or helping others register - with penalties including fines or up to five years in prison. It also requires the federal Election Assistance Commission to develop best practices for states to prevent such violations. The resolution honors suffrage leader Alice Paul, a New Jersey native whose work led to the 19th Amendment, though the resolution itself has no binding effect.