Voters should care about this bill because it represents a way for Congress to honor individuals who have served their community or country. While this bill does not address major policy issues or change government operations in a substantial way, it reflects a common practice of memorializing public servants.

If this bill becomes law, it will officially recognize Jim Kolbe's contributions by naming a public building after him, providing a lasting tribute. If it doesn't become law, the post office will simply retain its current unofficial designation or address-based identification, and the proposed honorific would not be realized.