The attacks keep coming on critical voting rights legislation.

Team,

The Voting Rights Act (VRA) is a landmark piece of legislation that was passed in 1965, which finally pushed for fair voting rights under the 15th Amendment. And ever since its inception, it has been under constant attack.

From Supreme Court decisions to a recent federal appeals court ruling that prevents private citizens from being able to file lawsuits to enforce the VRA, ultra-conservatives are pulling apart this vital piece of legislation limb by limb.

As people continue to be empowered to show up to the polls and use their voices, we don’t anticipate these attacks stopping anytime soon. That’s why we have to be prepared to fight against these attacks on democracy. Will you chip in?

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Our mission is to empower voters to take direct action at the ballot box on the issues that matter most to them when their elected officials are failing to act. But if more attacks on the VRA and other voting rights laws are attempting to take that power away from the people — and we won’t stand for it. Our opponents have been putting hurdle after hurdle in our path, but that won’t stop us — we’re going to just have to fight harder. So team, will you join us by rushing a donation of $10 or more?

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