<[link removed]>Hi John --
ICYMI: We’ve had a number of timely efforts/campaigns pop up recently that require our immediate action. We need to raise over $250,000 by end of day October 6th. We’re 74% of the way there!!!
One of our top focuses is taking the fight for fair and open primaries to the courts.
From Women's Suffrage through the Civil Rights era to the modern day, the history of voting rights in the United States is intertwined with litigation, which (whether successful, unsuccessful or even pursued short of a final verdict) has served as a crucial catalyst in the evolution of our democracy.
We’re working with attorneys in multiple states that are challenging closed primaries and the disenfranchisement of independent voters including a pending federal case before the US Supreme Court and state constitutional challenges in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Oregon and Wyoming.
On Friday October 17th at 2:30pm ET, Open Primaries President John Opdycke will bring together some of the attorneys leading the charge and building a litigation platform and strategy for the reform movement. They’ll discuss the role of litigation can play in advancing open primaries and full voting rights for independents.
Today we’re asking you to do 2 things:
1. Make a tax deductible gift directly towards our litigation efforts challenging closed primaries in court. This is a critical next step for the open primaries movement. And we need thousands of our supporters stepping up.
<[link removed]>DONATE <[link removed]>2.Register for the discussion on the 17th. Join the call, tell your friends and family about it. This is a major, MAJOR development and we’re the only organization pursuing legal action and fighting for American voters in court. REGISTER NOW. <[link removed]>
Thank you,
The Open Primaries Team
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