[1]Pramila Jayapal
Big news:
The House just passed the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act,
restoring the historic VRA that my friend and hero Rep. Lewis fought so
tirelessly for!
To fully honor his legacy, we must protect the right to vote and end voter
suppression in America — but we can only do that by finally ending the Jim
Crow filibuster.
[ [link removed] ]If you agree with me that we need to END the filibuster, fight voter
suppression, protect the right to vote, and preserve our democracy, can
you chip in $3 or more to fuel our fight to end the
filibuster before it’s too late?
[ [link removed] ]Contribute $3
This historic civil rights legislation will now be stuck in the Senate
unless we act. The filibuster has been used countless times to block
progress on civil rights and voting rights — and Mitch McConnell even used
it to block simply beginning debate on the For the People Act earlier this
year.
Both the John Lewis Voting Rights Act and the For the People Act would
protect our elections from the kind of extreme voter suppression and
gerrymandering that Republican lawmakers are deploying in states across
the country. But the filibuster is standing in the way, and we’re running
out of time to stop Republican-controlled state legislatures from passing
hundreds of restrictive voter suppression laws.
That's why I am helping to lead a nationwide push to end the filibuster
and pressure the Senate to finally get rid of it — so we can get
delivering for the people. [ [link removed] ]Chip in $3 or more today to
help us turn up the pressure on our fight to end this Jim Crow relic
standing in the way of voting rights and our progress.
In solidarity,
Pramila
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