Last night, we had some big wins across the country -- and you helped make that possible.

Here’s a quick rundown of what happened:

In Virginia, voters sent a resounding message: They won’t allow MAGA extremists to rip away their freedoms. By maintaining control of the Senate AND flipping the House, we ensured Governor Glenn Youngkin would not have the votes to pass a disastrous abortion ban.
In Ohio, voters stood up for their freedom by voting to enshrine reproductive rights into the state constitution. This is another victory for reproductive rights that only further cements how deeply unpopular Republicans’ extreme anti-abortion agenda is nationwide.
In Kentucky, voters reelected Democratic Governor Andy Beshear, so he can continue to focus on growing the economy, investing in infrastructure, lowering costs, and keeping Kentucky families safe. While his Trump-endorsed MAGA Republican opponent supported extreme abortion bans with no exceptions for rape or incest, Kentucky voters delivered a major rejection of that anti-choice agenda.

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It’s clearer than ever: Voters are fed up with the extreme MAGA anti-choice agenda, and they’re voting accordingly.

We’re gearing up to deliver the same message at the polls in 2024. But with so many tough races up and down the ballot, it’s going to take a massive effort from this grassroots team to win big again next year.

So we have to ask: Can you chip in $7 today to help us prepare for next year’s fights?

Thanks for all you’re doing,

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