John,
We are three months into 2024, and election season is ramping up! We already know that this year is set to huge for state elections, and it will be especially dramatic in Wisconsin:
If you already know the stakes this year in Wisconsin and how Justice Protasiewicz helped overturn years of Republican gerrymanders, please consider donating $20.24 today to help us continue our work in the state. Or, if you want to learn more, read on.
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Just a few years ago, Republicans gerrymandered themselves into what looked like unbreakable legislative majorities in Wisconsin – in fact, they held a supermajority in the Senate and were just two seats away from one in the Assembly.
This, despite the fact that the state voted for Biden in 2020, and Democrats hold the Governorship and a U.S. Senate seat.
But last year, the Wisconsin Supreme Court flipped blue for the first time in 15 years with the special election of Justice Janet Protasiewicz, and the court later voted that current maps violated the state constitution and would need to be redrawn.
Now Republican legislators will be forced to run on fair maps, creating a real possibility of big gains for Democrats in the legislature.
2024 will be our fourth year working in Wisconsin, both helping to elect progressives to the state legislature and investing in year-round organizers through our State Bridges program.
We have a chance to make historic gains in Wisconsin this year. Will you contribute $20.24 today to help us hit the ground running in the state?
Thank you for your continued support!
- Sister District HQ
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