Dear Team --

We’ve been emailing you a lot recently about saving the USPS. This isn’t something that our team is taking lightly -- the USPS is one of our most respected and vital American institutions. And we cannot afford to lose it.

If we do, say goodbye to hundreds of thousands of jobs. Say goodbye to sending mail and packages. And say goodbye to Vote-By-Mail in November (seriously).

This is why we’re working overtime to launch Pro-USPS nationwide as a part of our “Save The USPS” campaign as well as electing Pro-USPS democrats who will fight for our beloved federal institutions, not hurl insults and threats at them.

If you can, chip in $5, $20, or however much you could to our “Save The USPS” campaign. The only way we’ll be able to save the USPS is through activist Democrats like you, speaking out and fighting back against Republican attacks.

Look at this -- our research team reached out to us this weekend with this article from the New Yorker. This is why we’re fighting back:

“The Founders saw the Postal Service as an essential vehicle for other rights, especially the freedom of the press: one of the first postal laws set a special discounted rate for newspapers. But they also understood that a national post unifies a nation, allowing its citizens to stay connected and connecting them with their federal government.”

Staying connected with our federal government means we must be able to VOTE. And with dozens of health experts stating that coronavirus cases will surge in the winter, we NEED Vote-By-Mail to keep our elections safe and secure.

And the truth is this: if we lose the USPS, we lose Vote-By-Mail.

MARCH ON is dedicated to expanding the right to vote nationwide with Vote-By-Mail. But we need your help to make sure the USPS is SAVED before and after Election Day to make this amazing idea (which already passed in SEVERAL STATES!!!) the law-of-the-land. Can you chip in now to Save the USPS? All donations will be 250%-MATCHED by our generous Democratic network:

Thank you for reading.

Team MARCH ON