Biden-Harris won Georgia by 12,000 votes. 14,000 Native American voters have power.

Please chip in to help We Stand United empower Native voters in Georgia to vote on Tuesday!

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With early voting over in Georgia, it all comes down to turnout this Tuesday.

We're all immensely thankful for Stacey Abrams and the groups on the ground organizing everywhere, including deeply in the Black, Latinx, and Asian American communities.

I'm asking for your help with one final push with 14,000 voters you hear less about, but who delivered the margin of victory for Biden-Harris in states like Wisconsin and Arizona: Native Americans.

We Stand United is helping empower Native Americans to vote with digital ads and direct mail to Cherokee, Muskogee, and others in Georgia. Will you chip in $3 to help Native Americans flip the Senate in Georgia?

Native voters are very aware that a Democratic Senate could mean pandemic relief, action on climate change, and smoother confirmation of the first-ever Native American Interior Secretary, Congresswoman Deb Haaland.

Deb's nomination was a victory that Progressive Change Campaign Committee members, activist Julian Noisecat, myself, and so many others worked hard to achieve.

In November, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris won Georgia by 12,000 votes. 14,000 Native American voters have power.

We Stand United is helping them utilize that power, with your help. Donate here.

(You can also support the great work by groups organizing in the Black, Latinx, and Asian American communities here.)

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