That’s why I’ve been traveling across our country on my 14-state, 42-day national bus tour, the Vocal Majority Tour , to urge Americans to do something simple but powerful: Be part of the Vocal Majority of Americans who want our leaders to act, and vote to stop gun violence.Say that only a candidate like Hillary Clinton who is ready to stand up to the gun lobby and to support responsible change gets your vote. If you want to help protect women from domestic violence, then this November, you must be a gun-violence prevention voter.It is not enough to support responsible changes to our laws. You also must support the candidates up and down the ballot who will make those responsible changes — and safer communities — a reality.No matter how hard it is, we will make our voices heard, together. And we will make sure that 2016 is remembered as the year that Americans went to the ballot box to protect women and families from gun violence — and voted for a safer future.