All On The Line condemns the insurrection against our democracy. Our team hopes this series of emails will provide context to how institutional racism allows such hatred and violence to thrive -- and what we as individuals can do to help collectively build a more just political system.

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"The denial of even a single voter's right to be heard should concern all of us."

A.G. Holder wrote that line with Stacey Abrams a year ago this week. Together they were trying to call attention to the significant barriers facing voters. Last week, 147 members of Congress voted to reject 10,172,015 ballots in Arizona and Pennsylvania.

More than 10 million legally cast ballots. That is beyond cause for concern.

This vote to overturn the results of a free and fair election undermines democracy in the same way blatant voter suppression and gerrymandering do -- by attempting to silence voters.

These elected officials must be held accountable. All On The Line has started a petition demanding the resignation of these eight senators and 139 representatives. Will you add your name?
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As A.G. Holder said, we need to be wary of "unity" calls that are designed to excuse the conduct of people who undermine our democracy. History has shown us that there cannot be real unity without accountability.

We need a coalition of people committed to renewal, willing to rebuild what the past four years damaged. We need to take our visions for a more just society and use those aspirations to reinforce the foundation of our democracy. And along the way, we must refuse to compromise our morals to unite with those willing to use sedition and insurrection to construct their dystopia.

Accountability is the first step to restoring our democracy. Sign this petition to help make sure these 147 members of Congress understand there are consequences for baselessly trying to overturn an election.
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Our mission at All On The Line is to end gerrymandering and help restore accountability in our democracy. Here are a few ways you can take action.

Demand accountability: Add your name to demand the resignation of the 147 representatives and senators who attempted to overturn election results -- after the violent insurrection that disrupted the peaceful transition of power.
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Submit a letter to the editor: Help share our mission with your community. We've drafted a template LTE about how ending gerrymandering can help restore our democracy. Our tool will let you customize the letter and submit it to your local newspaper.
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Make a donation: All On The Line is committed to training and empowering grassroots activists to peacefully and effectively hold politicians accountable. We appreciate the generosity of grassroots donors who help make our work possible.
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