Dear John,
Pride Month kicks off today, and at VoteRiders that means expanding our efforts to support LGBTQ+ voters to get the ID they need. This means an ID that accurately reflects their identity and allows them to cast a ballot that counts.
You can chip in to fund our work supporting LGTBQ+ voters to get the ID information and help they need during Pride Month and all year long.
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Trans and nonbinary people face unique challenges to securing identification that is acceptable for voting and that reflects their name and/or gender identity. For transgender and nonbinary voters whose ID doesn’t match their name and gender, voter ID laws can make the experience of casting a ballot confusing, intimidating, and disempowering.
Here’s how you can help us get the word out to all voters this Pride Month:
* Check out #TransPeopleVote to learn about state requirements for updating vital documents and state-issued IDs. >> [link removed]
* Share this essential information with your family, friends, and community. Spread the word about #TransPeopleVote on social media.
* Donate. You can make a direct and immediate impact as we prepare voters leading up to the 2024 presidential elections. Donate now to support our work! >> [link removed]
Happy Pride! 🏳️🌈
Roy Speckhardt
Development Director
VoteRiders
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