We would say this is unbelievable, John — but we've learned not to be surprised by how far extreme MAGA politicians are willing to go to hold on to power.
FIRST, in 2022, young voters helped prevent the predicted "red wave" by showing up in huge numbers to defeat extreme, anti-choice candidates. That made Republicans furious.
SO THEN, GOP lawmakers across the country became determined to make it harder for young people to vote. They're working to limit voting on college campuses, same-day voter registration and automatic mailing of ballots to registered voters.
AND NOW, a Republican presidential candidate has even suggested silencing millions of young voters' voices by raising the voting age to 25!
Republicans know how powerful young voters are, John — that's why they're fighting tooth and nail to block them from the ballot box. To fight back, we need to double down on our efforts to register and mobilize young Latinos in battleground states across the country. Will you pitch in now to help?
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The GOP has made it clear that they're afraid of young voters. Honestly, they should be.
When young Latinos turn out to vote, they overwhelmingly reject Republican ideology. So if our communities show up in huge numbers in 2024, we can make our voices heard by electing leaders who will fight for progress on priorities like protecting reproductive freedom, taking action on climate change, promoting gun safety, and more.
The good news is that by next November, 4.1 million young Latinos across the country will reach voting age. That's millions of potential new voters!
But our challenge is that it takes time and resources to get these young people registered and mobilized to vote. We're counting on grassroots supporters like you to power our efforts.
It takes about $24 to reach one new voter in a battleground state. Will you pitch in now to support our critical voter outreach work?
— Voto Latino
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