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If you're aiming for a stronger emotional impact while remaining respectful and credible, here's a polished version: For many domestic violence survivors, the fear doesn't end when the abuse ends. Even after a conviction or release, many continue to worry that their abuser could show up at any moment. Protective orders are important, but they can't provide warning. We're asking lawmakers to consider legislation that would require eligible convicted domestic violence offenders to wear GPS ankle monitors, so survivors can receive real-time alerts if an offender comes near their home, workplace, or school. Those extra minutes could make all the difference. This is about accountability, prevention, and giving survivors a greater sense of safety as they rebuild their lives. No one should have to live in fear every time they leave their home. If you believe survivors deserve stronger protections, please read the petition and, if you support its goals, consider signing and sharing it. Every voice helps bring attention to this issue. Read and sign the petition This version keeps the focus on survivor safety while acknowledging that the specific legal approach is a policy proposal for readers to consider.