The right to abortion is on the ballot, team.

Across the country, Republican lawmakers are passing laws to criminalize abortion and reproductive care. Texas has some of the most extreme anti-abortion laws in the nation—with no exceptions for rape, incest, or often even the health of the patient.

But Ground Game Texas is fighting back. We’re partnering with R.E.D. Moon Project to R egain, E xpand, and D ecriminalize abortion rights in communities across Texas. We’re putting abortion rights on the ballot—and will launch new programs in multiple cities as soon as October! But we need your help to get them launched.

Can you chip in $30 to help Ground Game Texas and R.E.D. Moon Project regain and protect abortion rights in Texas? Your contribution will help us fight back against the criminalization of abortion in our state. [[link removed]]


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Team, a huge majority of Americans and Texans support the right to abortion care. Yet Texas Republicans have put in place one of the most extreme anti-abortion laws in the nation. They have criminalized abortion, reproductive health care, and even miscarriages—putting patients’ lives at risk while jeopardizing the medical licenses of Texas physicians.

We must fight back. That’s why Ground Game Texas has partnered with R.E.D. Moon Project to put ballot initiatives on the ballot in cities across Texas that will restore and expand abortion rights and fight back against these anti-abortion laws.

Can you chip in $30 to help us Regain, Expand, and Decriminalize abortion in Texas? Your contribution will help put these rights on the ballot in November and beyond. [[link removed]]

Thank you,

Ground Game Texas

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