Abortion could be the issue that unseats Greg Abbott, friend.

New polling shows six in ten Texans believe abortion should be legal in all or most cases —and only one in ten say abortion should be banned in all cases.

Yet Texas Gov. Greg Abbott continues to stand by Texas’s extreme anti-abortion law that criminalizes reproductive care, abortions, and even miscarriages.

Ground Game Texas has launched a partnership with the R.E.D. Moon Project to R egain, E xpand, and D ecriminalize abortion rights in Texas. We’re putting abortion rights on the ballot in communities across Texas — to pass new city policies that combat the GOP attacks and protect reproductive choice for Texans.

If you believe Greg Abbott and Texas Republicans shouldn’t have a say in reproductive health care, pitch in $35 today to help us regain, expand, and decriminalize abortion in Texas. [[link removed]]


>>Help us protect abortion rights in TX!<< [[link removed]]


Friend, while Governor Abbott continues to appease his far-right base, everyday Texans are growing more angry and motivated to vote. Beto O’Rourke is running neck-and-neck with Abbott, in part because Beto will work to regain and protect abortion rights—while Abbott will continue to criminalize them.

Ground Game Texas is hard at work putting abortion rights on the ballot. We’re helping to make this election a REFERENDUM on SB8 and Greg Abbott’s anti-abortion record. We’re putting resolutions that will regain, expand, and decriminalize abortion ON THE BALLOT — but we need your help to launch the next round in the coming weeks.

Can you chip in $35 to help us regain and protection abortion rights and hold Greg Abbott and Texas Republicans accountable for criminalizing abortion in Texas? Every contribution will help us make this THE signature issue this November. [[link removed]]

Thank you,

Ground Game Texas PAC

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