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President Trump is exploiting a crisis: Using the suffering of those affected by the Los Angeles fires as a tool to push voter suppression.

That’s right – he's threatening to withhold aid to the thousands of Southern Californians who’ve lost their homes, livelihoods, and communities to wildfire unless the state government sides with him to deny thousands of voters’ rights by passing a voter ID law.  

Say it loud: Disaster victims are not political pawns. California needs wildfire aid now – with no partisan, anti-voter demands attached.

Stand with us and urge Congress to do their job and deliver help to people who need it immediately >>

Unfortunately, Trump's friends in Congress are falling in line, with House Speaker Mike Johnson refusing to commit to helping his fellow Americans in need if there isn’t something in it for his party.

California lawmakers have already passed strong protections for the state’s voting systems to ensure they’re both accessible AND secure. Adding voter ID into the mix would do nothing to secure elections, just shut thousands of eligible voters out on the basis of class and color.

Entire neighborhoods have been reduced to ash, families have been displaced, and critical infrastructure has been damaged. The road to recovery is long – and pressuring California to pass voter ID will only make it longer.

Tell Speaker Mike Johnson: Don’t follow Trump’s lead in politicizing disaster aid. Do your job and deliver help to people who need it immediately!  >>

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