Expressing the sense of the House of Representatives that firearms should not be present at any Federal election site.

HRES 1414 (introduced September 30, 2022) is a non-binding resolution expressing the House of Representatives' view that firearms should not be present at any federal election site. It cites recent mass shootings (including Uvalde, Buffalo, and Chicago) to emphasize that gun violence should not prevent voters from exercising their right to vote. The resolution does not create new law or ban firearms; it simply states the House's position on the matter. It applies specifically to locations where federal elections (e.g., for president or Congress) are held. This is a symbolic statement, not a policy change.