Indivisibles,

We just won the most important election of 2023. 

[1]A gif with a picture of Janet Protasiewicz on a blue background with
confetti that reads Congratulations Judge Janey Protasiewicz and features
a party popper emoji

Janet Protasiewicz’s victory tonight creates a liberal majority on the
Wisconsin Supreme Court ahead of anticipated seismic cases on abortion
access, voting rights, and fair maps. 

It puts an end to the judicial rubber stamp for the rigged legislature’s
experiments in anti-majoritarian governance in a state that has become a
testing ground for the GOP’s efforts to lock in minority rule across the
country. 

This win will likely result in abortion rights being restored in the
state. It could lead to the first fair elections in years for the state’s
legislature and even result in newly competitive seats in the House of
Representatives ahead of 2024. Repro rights, LGTBQ+ rights, academic
freedom, blocking another Trump coup attempt -- cases on all these issues
could be decided by a liberal court instead of a MAGA activist majority
thanks to this win. And it couldn’t have happened without the work of
Indivisibles in Wisconsin and across the country. 

THANK YOU, INDIVISIBLES, FOR MAKING THIS VICTORY POSSIBLE. 

Over the course of the primary and general elections, Indivisible
volunteers and donors helped:

📱 Send 560,000 texts, reaching EVERY likely Democratic registered voter
with a number on file in Wisconsin. Your generous support allowed us to
run the largest GOTV texting program for Judge Janet of any organization
this election. 

📬 Write and deliver 23,220 hand-written postcards to potential voters
throughout the state.

🚪 Deploy our Neighbor2Neighor Program to enable Wisconsin Indivisibles to
have deep conversations within their communities about the stakes of the
election.

💸 Provide direct financial support for Illinois Indivisibles to organize
weekend canvasses.

📻 Air radio ads in Madison in the week leading up to the election. 

[2]Two Indivisible leaders in their car holding Janet Protasiewicz literature
Indivisible Tosa leaders canvassing for Janet Protasiewicz

Clearly, other events are likely to dominate the front pages tomorrow,
overshadowing the significance of tonight’s victory. But the real
celebrations are still to come. They’ll come again and again over the next
few years as rulings are handed down that protect personal freedoms,
advance justice, and expand our democracy. 

We’re so proud of the way this movement came together, recognized the
importance of this off-year judicial race when few were talking about it
yet, and showed up in a big way to ensure the pro-choice, pro-democracy
candidate prevailed. 

Thanks again for everything you did to make tonight possible. 

In solidarity,
Indivisible Team

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P.S. – Now that we’ve secured a liberal majority on the Wisconsin Supreme
Court, our focus turns to winning back a Democratic majority in Congress
that can expand voting rights, enshrine abortion rights, and make the
promise of our democracy real for all Americans. This is going to be a
longer fight, but we’re going to win it the same way -- strategic,
on-the-ground organizing from now until Election Day. 

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