Our state Attorneys General races around the country are absolutely critical to our nation’s fight for progress and equal rights for all – that’s why they’re called “The People’s Lawyers.”
When I was California’s Attorney General, I took on some of the biggest fights facing our country – marriage equality, reproductive health care access, and prosecuting bad actors who had defrauded everyday people. We won those fights – but Republicans running up and down the ballot are threatening to roll back that progress.
They’ve attacked abortion access in states across the country after the Supreme Court’s Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision, including pushing for legislation that would ban abortion, even in the case of rape or incest or a threat to the life of the mother. They’ve begun to plan out how they’re going to attack marriage equality at the state and federal level. And they’re working to roll back critical environmental and worker protections.
From battleground states like Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, to places like Connecticut and Maryland, voters are casting their ballots to decide whether we continue our progress – or whether we take a step backwards.
I know firsthand how important DAGA’s work is around the country, and why our AG races matter so much to millions of Americans. Thank you for all your support.
Thank you,
Kamala
Kamala D. Harris
Vice President of the United States
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