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Dear Democracy Defender:


Hello, fellow Americans! It's the second Tuesday in November—Election Day–have you and your neighbors voted? Don’t be distracted by the leaves falling (if you have them); we have elections to win–and they’re crucial.

State and municipal elections are like pomegranates: they may look a little boring on the outside, but on the inside they are a wild sight to see. Locally, we literally choose who runs the guts of our democracy. So this is the day we make a difference, and right now we have a chance to turn the outcome in our favor.


How do we defend democracy in this election? By showing would-be autocrats across the country that people who revere democracy ARE THE MAJORITY, and we mean business.


When WE stay home, they win. We will fight corruption in Mississippi and oust Tate Reeves. We will fight for personal freedoms in Ohio, and keep Andy Beshear, governor of Kentucky, because he will make our democracy work for all Kentuckians. With our votes, we can ensure that each branch of government in NJ, PA, VA and the other states that have elections today reflect the will of the people.

Let’s close out 2023 on a winning streak–because that will set the tone for the existential election in 2024… Our Priority Calls to Action (CTAs) are at the top of our Action Center. Below are the direct actions you can take NOW: ⬇️



You want more textbanks? Here are two of the best:

📱Text out the Youth vote in Virginia with Voters of Tomorrow

https://www.mobilize.us/mobilize/event/588442/

📱Text out the vote with NextGen

https://www.mobilize.us/theunion/event/586125/


Friends, the future of Democracy depends on what we do NOW! Today is the only day that counts, tomorrow is too late. The fact that you’re still reading means you care A LOT. Now is the time to get out of your comfort zone and reach out to voters on the front lines. Grab a shift on one of the actions above. Let’s ensure there’s a democracy to save for future generations of Americans.


We are in this together,


The Union