We’ve been around for years -- and we’ve never seen our democracy in such danger. We’ve seen politicians try to overturn election results just because they don’t like the results. We’ve seen them introduce hundreds of new bills to keep voters from the polls. And now, we’ve even seen the Supreme Court take up a massive challenge to the Voting Rights Act that could give all these attacks and more the green light. iVote is dedicated to fighting back -- but undertaking our critical voter outreach and education efforts isn’t cheap. Can we count on you to support our work by chipping in $15 before your weekend starts? It would mean so much to us. >> [[link removed]]

We can’t overstate how high the stakes are.

FIRST: Politicians tried to overturn election results just because they lost.

THEN: They introduced HUNDREDS of voter suppression bills as revenge.

NOW: The Supreme Court took up a massive new challenge to the Voting Rights Act -- one that could give EVERY attempt at voter suppression the green light.

We don’t say this lightly:

With the most critical midterm election of our lifetimes less than four months away, our democracy is hanging in the balance. Right now, we’re still $8,062 short of fully funding our voter outreach and education efforts -- and we only have 13 hours to catch up. Will you chip in $15 before midnight? >> [[link removed]]

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Thank you,
iVote Civic Education Fund


iVote Civic Education Fund is dedicated to expanding our right to vote.
Oregon, California, West Virginia, Connecticut, and Vermont recently enacted bipartisan Automatic Voter Registration legislation, which between the five states will bring nearly 9 million new voters into our democracy.
Additionally, in most states, the secretary of state administers elections -- often with the power to interpret election laws, determine acceptable forms of ID, manage voter registration systems, and oversee early vote and Election Day.
These responsibilities give secretaries of state considerable control over implementing voting laws, and the liberty to make influential policy decisions that impact key communities.
iVote Civic Education Fund is working to increase awareness of the functions and impact of secretaries of state on voter participation -- because iVote is dedicated to the powerful notion that every eligible citizen should be able to vote.
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