John,

The 2022 election is upon us and we need to start organizing now.

Over the last year, conservative state legislatures in 19 states have passed laws making it more difficult for millions of people to vote. These voter suppression laws are intentionally targeting low-income voters and voters of color.

In 2020, CHN and our allies went into communities with historically low voter turnout and we helped to flip the script. We translated voter materials into Spanish, registered voters and helped voters navigate pandemic voting rules―and in 2020 more than half of eligible Latinos voted, a historic first!¹

Now, in 2022, we must help millions of voters navigate new voter registration deadlines, changing absentee voting rules, new early voting deadlines, and more―all intended to limit participation in our democracy.

CHN needs funds to hire more staff to reach voters in marginalized communities. Can you rush a donation today to fight back against attacks on our democracy?

In Arizona, where the state legislature has passed three restrictive voting laws, one lawmaker said, “Quantity is important, but we have to look at the quality of votes, as well.”²

This is not only anti-democratic―it’s also coded language designed to deprive Black, brown and marginalized communities from exercising their constitutional right to vote.

With the first congressional primaries of 2022 just one month away, we cannot wait another moment. Pitch in today to help CHN hire staff for our critical voter outreach work and help millions of voters navigate dozens of voter suppression laws.

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Thank you for fighting for the future of our democracy.

Dominique Espinoza
Outreach and Engagement Specialist, Coalition on Human Needs

¹ https://www.nbcnews.com/news/latino/half-eligible-latinos-voted-2020-historic-first-rcna899
² https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2021/03/13/arizona-quality-votes-kavanagh/