This is it, John: Early voting in the runoff election starts tomorrow across Georgia.

Turnout is expected to be high for a runoff election. 90% of Black women voters in Georgia say they are likely to vote, according to a recent survey from HIT Strategies.

But with the news that four of the ten most populous counties in Georgia are reducing the number of early vote locations, we have our work cut out for us in the coming days and weeks.

One of our most urgent tasks is to make sure our organizers and volunteers have enough PPE like masks and hand sanitizer to safely get out the vote for Raphael Warnock at the doors. Will you contribute $5 or more toward our Georgia Runoff GOTV fund to help fund these critical supplies?

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Our plan to win in Georgia is shaped by the urgent need to keep everyone — organizers, volunteers, voters — safe during this unprecedented pandemic.

We're making incredible progress reaching voters through phone and text banks, but they're not a silver bullet. There are still going to be voters who are hard to reach through these methods, which is why socially-distanced canvassing is still critically important.

We don't want any voters missing the opportunity to vote early in the runoff election because they didn't realize their usual early vote location was eliminated. Rush a contribution of $5 or more to our Georgia Runoff GOTV Fund so we can reach as many voters as possible, as safely as possible.

In solidarity,

Team WFP

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