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Dear Friend,
Since we launched our Vote No in August campaign canvass on May
11, we have knocked on over 50,000
doors!
Our canvassers have been working across Ohio educating people about the upcoming special
election; why they should vote against Issue 1; and explaining their
options to vote.
We are also calling voters to let them know about the
election and to make sure they are aware of recent
changes to Ohio’s voter ID laws.
We are so grateful to
supporters like you for helping to make this outreach
possible
Here’s the challenge: We must continue recruiting, hiring and
training staff and volunteers these crucial last twenty days before
the election.
$50 reaches 25 people at their door with our "Vote No in
August" message. This covers training,
transportation, and campaign materials. So, your $50 investment
translates into hundreds of voters ready to cast their ballots in
support of democracy!
Friend, thousands of voters across the state need that
added incentive to get out to vote. Please act now to sponsor a
canvasser today >>
It’s been amazing to see the difference our trained and dedicated
canvassers have already made.
With your help, we’ll be able to build on those successes —
strengthening our democracy through voter participation, and building
a better future for us all.
Watch the live debate on Issue
1
“Your Local Election Headquarters: Ohio Issue 1 Debate” will
take place on Tuesday, July 25, from 7 p.m. to 8
p.m. ET, at the studios of WCMH-TV NBC4 in Columbus, and
will be telecast and live-streamed throughout the state.
The debate will feature Secretary of State Frank LaRose (R),
Mike Gonidakis (President, Ohio Right to Life), Ohio House Minority
Leader Allison Russo (D) and Mike Curtin (Former State Lawmaker,
Former Editor of The Columbus Dispatch).
Early Voting is in full swing in
Ohio
We held an early voting kickoff party in
Akron on July 11. Speakers included Councilman Shammas Malik, Jen
Miller from League of Women Voters, Ciara Vinzant from Freedom
BLOC, Dave Prentice from the Tri-County Regional Labor Council and
our Campaigns Organizer Tatiana Rodzos.
Early voting continues from 8
a.m.to 5 p.m. weekdays this week and next, then extended hours start
on July 31 through August 6. If you plan to vote absentee requests are
due by August 1. Make a plan to vote.
Thank you for all of your
incredible enthusiasm and support,
P.S. Please send us a photo
of your yard sign or of you with your "I voted" sticker. Or you can
post it on social media and tag
us:
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