Friend,

As state legislatures nationwide are back in session, we’re calling on pro-democracy advocates like you to speak up in support of important voting rights legislation – and speak out against bills that would make it harder to vote.

Below, we listed some of the most important opportunities to contact your state legislators and advocate for voting rights. And no matter what state you live in, you can click here to call your U.S. representative to pass the Freedom to Vote Act! >>

Connecticut: Now that the Early Voting constitutional amendment was adopted by a strong majority of voters this past fall, we’re urging Governor Lamont and the Appropriations Committee to fully fund early voting in their new budget. Click here to submit your thoughts on funding for early voting to the Appropriations Committee >>

Indiana: HB 1334 – which complicates the absentee ballot application process by requiring a form of identification – just passed the state House of Representatives. Click here to call your state senator and demand they vote NO on HB 1334 >> 

Minnesota: The Democracy for the People Act would implement automatic voter registration and pre-registration for 16 and 17-year-olds, as well as stop foreign-influenced corporations from spending in our elections! Click here to ask your lawmakers to bring the Democracy for the People Act to the House and Senate floor for a vote >> You can also join upcoming phone banks and virtual events to promote democracy in Minnesota – click here to learn more >>

New York: New Yorkers overwhelmingly support the public financing program to give small-dollar donors power in local and statewide elections – so the state’s budget must reflect that as a priority. Click here to call your state lawmakers to pass $39.5 million in the final budget for NY's small-donor public financing system >>

Oregon: SB 579, which would restore voting rights to citizens in prison, is currently under consideration in the state senate. Click here to write your State Senator to pass SB 579 >>

Texas: The state senate just passed SB 2, which would change the penalty for voting violations to a second-degree felony – instilling needless fear into the voting process and making eligible Texans more hesitant to participate. We have to ensure that this bill does not pass the House – so click here to tell your representative to vote NO on SB 2 >>

Don’t forget – if your state wasn’t listed, you can always take action by calling your U.S. representative to pass the Freedom to Vote Act! Click here to make a 30-second call now >>

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

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