Dear Friend,

Democracy is upheld when every voter has the information and tools they need to make informed decisions. We have knocked on 73,904 doors educating people about tomorrow's special election; why they should vote against Issue 1; and explaining their options to vote.

Thank you to everyone who has already voted!

If you haven’t yet voted, please make sure to do so tomorrow. As of Friday, the statewide total of early in-person and absentee ballots cast since June 23 was 578,490.

Tomorrow is the big day, and democracy itself is on the ballot! Your contribution today will help us make that final push to engage voters and ensure every voice is heard at the polls. Your donation matters now more than ever!

Friend, your contribution ensures our team can reach as many voters as possible. Please act now to keep democracy alive in Ohio  >>

With your help, we’ll be able to invest in strategies that strengthen democratic processes, transparency, and accountability within the state, ensuring a brighter future for all Ohioans.

The fate of democracy in Ohio hangs in the balance 

Sam Levine, a reporter from The Guardian canvassed with our own Sarah Strinka to hear what Ohio voters were saying about Issue 1:

“It seems like a very dirty trick to try and not get a major issue like this pushed through in an August election,” said Matt Jackson-McCabe, one of the voters who Strinka talked to. “I was like, ‘This is bullshit.’

Canvassing with the Mayor

Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb led our canvass team as we talked to voters in Ward 1 about the importance of voting no.

Our Columbus crew attended a standing room only rally at the IBEW Local 683 with former Republican Attorney General Betty Montgomery and former Governor Ted Strickland. 

We really needed these boosts to keep us going for the last few days of the campaign. It gave us some added momentum!

Thank you and see you at the polls!

P.S. To find your polling location visit the Ohio Secretary of State voter information website, voterlookup.ohiosos.gov.