John, democracy is on the ballot this election – and your voice can make all the difference. 

I’m thrilled to share some big news from our Democracy Survey 2024 – Common Cause’s initiative to ensure candidates are committed to building a government that truly represents us all.

With your help, we’ve gotten 200 candidates to fill out the survey so far! This is a major accomplishment, but we can’t let up now – take action today to help get as many candidates as possible on the record >>

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This year’s elections will be extremely consequential for our future – so we’re working to get congressional candidates on the record to tell voters how they’ll defend and strengthen our democracy. 

We sent a survey to every candidate running for Congress, asking them: if elected, what will you do for our democracy? 

Thanks to Common Cause activists like you, we’ve gotten dozens of candidates to fill out the survey in just the last six weeks – and we’re not stopping here. In this final stretch, we want to get as many more as possible to respond so that voters know exactly where the candidates stand on the issues that matter.

Then, after the election – with your help – we’ll hold candidates to the promises they made and make sure they support solutions to improve our democracy. 

John, here’s how you can make a difference: 

1. Visit democracysurvey.cc and enter your address to get started. 

2. Check out the candidates running to represent YOU and see if they’ve completed the survey. 

3. If they haven’t – it takes just one click to email, call, and tweet at them to demand they go on the record! 

TAKE ACTION

This has been a turbulent and significant election, with hundreds of first-time candidates running for office and huge amounts of secret money being spent on campaigns. 

And candidates need to know that voters like you and me want answers – and that we expect them to tell us how they’ll fight for us. 

John, voters deserve to know where their candidates stand on improving and transforming our democracy for the next generation. Visit democracysurvey.cc to get started >>

Thanks for all you do,