John, 

An attack on voting access is an attack on democracy. 

Voting should be easy for all. But the Trump administration is threatening to roll back mail-in voting, which makes voting easier for working people, seniors, and people with disabilities. We must fight back and defend our democracy against all barriers to voting. 

Today is National Voter Registration Day, a day when neighbors, leaders, and organizations across the country remind people to register to vote. 

Take these three simple actions NOW to be a National Voter Registration Day champion:

1. REGISTER OR UPDATE: Verify your registration details ahead of election day.
    
2. PLEDGE: Be a Voter. Every Election. Pledge to Vote for the people and the environment. 
    
3. SHARE: Forward this email to three friends to take action with you on National Voter Registration Day.

In Washington, you can update your registration online until October 27. Moved or changed your name recently? Update your voter registration online ASAP.

Already registered to vote and have a plan to vote? Help spread the word to verify your voter registration ahead of election day and to advance voter justice! Let’s make sure no one’s ballot is rejected this fall.

Onward to Election Day,

Kenzie Knapp (she/they)
Political & Civic Engagement Coordinator, Washington Conservation Action