President Joe Biden will deliver a speech on the ballot issue in Philadelphia on Tuesday, fulfilling his promise to resolve increasingly partisan issues.

Activity is coming After the presidential election in November last year, Republicans across the country tried to tighten voting rights. Biden is under pressure for not playing a more active role in ensuring democratic rights.

Last month, Senate Republicans vetoed the “For the People Act,” a broad bill aimed at simplifying voter registration and voting procedures, reforming campaign finances, and requiring nonpartisan committees to delimit congressional districts.

The bill is supported in national opinion polls Majority of Democrats and Republicans, Was passed by the House of Representatives without any Republican support, and was later shelved by the Republican obstruction bill in the Senate.

At the same time, the Republican-led state legislature continued to Pass a bill that makes voting more difficult -Including two Arizona laws upheld by the US Supreme Court last week.

The ruling in Brnovich v. Democratic National Committee intensified the Democrats’ sense of urgency.It set Stricter standards for voting rights protection In the case of minority groups claiming that state law has created barriers to voting.

On Thursday, Vice President Kamala Harris announced A $25 million spending plan The Democratic National Committee supports voting rights before next year’s midterm elections.

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said that the Biden administration still hopes to pass federal legislation on voting rights, but may also explore other ways to solve the increasing number of votes.

“The President is happy to sign a voting rights legislation into law. He is-looking forward to doing so,” Psaki Say Thursday. “But he also knows that we should continue to use many of the federal government’s methods, and he will not wait to put legislation on his desk.”

No more details about Biden’s speech in Philadelphia were disclosed on Friday afternoon.

The announcement was made under the new push of Pennsylvania Senator Doug Mastriano (R-Franklin) Review the 2020 election results. His phone has a similar Partisan exams in Arizona.

The Governor of Pennsylvania, Tom Wolf, quickly condemned Mastriano’s request. He issued instructions to counties not to cooperate with any third party seeking to obtain election results and equipment.