John,

Our sacred right to vote is still under attack.

In a recent 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court upheld two Republican-supported laws restricting voting rights in Arizona. The Brnovich v. DNC decision allows Arizona lawmakers to create unjust barriers to the ballot box for voters based on what they look like and where they live, while making it even more difficult to challenge discriminatory voting laws in the future.

So what does this all mean for our movement and our democracy? Our mission to protect the votes and voices of every voter just got harder, but with your help, we can continue to fight for an accessible and strong democracy. Can you chip in $10 today to help us continue our work to protect our votes and our voices?

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As elected officials at every level of our government continue to introduce, enact, and defend racist and anti-democratic voter suppression laws, When We All Vote remains committed to our mission to ensure that the ballot box is accessible for every voter.

With your support, we can continue our long-term efforts to build a stronger, more inclusive democracy by: ⬇️

🗳️ Advocating for the passage of federal legislation to protect our rights to vote

🗳️ Getting our communities registered and ready to vote in local, state, and federal elections

🗳️ Changing the culture around civic engagement and voting

With the support of folks like you, we will continue to fight for freedom and protect our right to make our voices heard.

Thank you for being part of our movement,

When We All Vote

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