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John,
We’re closing in on our goal to support voter registration work in honor of National Voter Registration Day, but we’re still $9,191 short.
Empowering new voters to engage in this election is critical, and when we mobilize people around issues of abortion access and reproductive freedom, they are more likely to take the steps to cast a ballot for the first time.
If you haven’t yet donated, can you chip in $14.60 to support the registration of five new pro-choice voters in key districts and states?
As always, thanks for your support!
Sara Tabatabaie
Executive Director
Vote Pro-Choice
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John,
Today is National Voter Registration Day! As Carly mentioned yesterday, our voter registration programs are incredibly cost-effective.
They’re also incredibly necessary: many of the state and local races that we’re focused on will be won or lost by just hundreds or thousands of votes.
In places like Arizona, we’re supporting candidates like state legislator Eva Burch, who helped lead the effort to repeal AZ’s 19th century abortion ban—a repeal that just took effect this week!
And in places like Michigan, we’re supporting candidates like Alyshia Dyer, who won her race for Washtenaw County Sheriff by less than 400 votes!
When we say that every registration and every vote counts, we really mean it. We work in the tightest and toughest races across the country because we know that with the right investments, we can win.
In honor of National Voter Registration Day, will you support our work to register 10,000 new pro-choice voters in the areas it matters most?
With gratitude,
Maris Nyhart
Communications Director
Vote Pro-Choice
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John,
Tomorrow is National Voter Registration Day, and we’re working to ensure that the pro-choice majority is registered and ready to vote this November.
Reproductive freedom mobilizes new voters, which is why we consistently see major spikes in registration in response to abortion bans and other threats to our reproductive freedoms.
Abortion is a highly effective voter engagement issue: registration efforts that emphasize abortion rights consistently have higher conversion rates compared to those that don’t.
That’s why Vote Pro-Choice has successfully registered new pro-choice voters in states like Michigan, Georgia, and Ohio, at costs as low as $2.92 per registrant.
The return on investment for voter registration efforts is ongoing and far-reaching. When the pro-choice electorate turns out, we win elections—period.
This is why we’ve seen victories for abortion rights in places like Kansas, Kentucky, and Ohio.
New polling shows that abortion is the top issue among young women in swing states this year, making our work in these areas more important than ever.
In honor of National Voter Registration Day, will you help us reach our goal of registering 10,000 new pro-choice voters?
As Vice President Harris says, when we fight, we win. When we invest in pro-choice voters, they show up to elect pro-choice champions up and down the ballot—leaders who can protect and expand our reproductive freedoms in concrete and meaningful ways. Thank you for standing with us in this important work!
With gratitude,
Carly LeQuire
Chief Program Officer
Vote Pro-Choice
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