Michigan's state legislature has to be a win next month. Defenders of voting rights have made too much progress and achieved too much in the last year or so for us to risk sliding backward in the fight for fair districts, expanded ballot access, and more.

John: RUSH $25 or more today to fuel our Get Out The Vote work in Michigan and so much more across the country >>

Two districts in Michigan have two general election dates this year, John, with a critically overlooked one coming up next month. 

The Michigan state House of Representatives is currently tied, 54-54. Two special elections happen on April 16th to fill the two vacant seats. Whichever side wins both will control the state house.

Michigan has made HUGE progress the last few years defending voting rights and expanding ballot access. That will all change if opponents of voting rights win these two elections and take back control of the House. They'll use that power to stymie the governor and roadblock any further progress on voting and our democracy.

We can't let that happen, John. Help get the word out in Michigan with $25 or whatever you can right now to supercharge turnout in these important special elections and give us a state House that will protect voting rights >>

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