John,
Yesterday, the Supreme Court heard arguments in Moore v. Harper, a case that poses a huge threat to our democracy. Here’s what’s at stake:
A ruling in favor of the fringe, right-wing independent state legislature theory could end protections against partisan gerrymandering and voter suppression — and give state legislatures the ability to manipulate and subvert federal elections.
Moore v. Harper is a live threat to free elections and this radical theory could soon be law of the land. That’s why it’s never been more important we elect state legislators who will protect our democracy. Can you pitch in $7 to support our work?
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In the worst-case scenario, if the Court endorses this fringe theory, GOP-controlled state legislatures could pass laws giving themselves the authority to overturn election results and choose their own presidential electors, regardless of the will of the voters.
Sound familiar? This SCOTUS case is at the heart of what Trump and Republicans hoped to accomplish on January 6th.
The next insurrection will be decentralized and it will happen in state houses. We need your help to fight back.
Pitch in $7, or whatever you can spare, to help us continue to sound the alarm and build a powerful line of defense in state legislatures across the country.
More soon,
Gaby Goldstein
Co-Founder
Sister District Project
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