The Huffington Post noted the impact that Brady and other gun violence prevention organizations had in endorsing and supporting candidates across the nation, speaking with Brady co-president Avery Gardiner about the possibilities that now await a new Congress.

The Associated Press spoke with Brady co-president Kris Brown about the impact that gun safety had on the midterm elections and what the impending Congress’s priorities should be.

In addition to sparking a conversation about denouncing anti-Semitism, the mass murder at the Pittsburgh synagogue has put gun control in the minds of voters as they go to the polls, according to the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence. The advocacy group says voters urgently want change and Democrats hopes that plays to their advantage.

Gun-control groups are launching a “voter protection campaign” to keep guns out of the polling booths this Election Day.