Seven months after former US President Donald Trump intervenes on Venezuela, two US senators are seeking action to hold presidential elections in the country, according to multiple reports. The senators introduce a bipartisan resolution urging Venezuelan authorities to conduct free, fair, and transparent elections without delay, framing the effort as important to US national security interests. The resolution also calls for the release of political prisoners in Venezuela and for measures addressing attacks connected to the election process. The proposals emphasize that Venezuelans should be able to vote in an electoral environment free from coercion and violence. The reports say the senators want the elections to occur expeditiously and stress the need for transparency in the vote. While details of the resolution’s procedural path are not provided in the excerpts, both accounts describe coordinated legislative efforts in the United States aimed at pressing for electoral conditions that international observers and Venezuelan opposition figures have long demanded. The timing and political backdrop tied to the earlier US intervention are cited as motivations for renewed congressional engagement.