Hi John,

This spring, SCOTUS will hear a case regarding Alabama's racially drawn districts. If they uphold these districts, it could be a devastating blow to our voting rights and our democracy.

But as John Lewis said, "I gave a little blood on that bridge in Selma, Alabama, for the right to vote. I am not going to stand by and let the Supreme Court take the right to vote away from us."

And neither are we. State and local elected officials have a TON of power to secure, expand, and protect voting rights.

Chip in $5 or any amount you can to support diverse young progressives running for state and local offices, ready to fight on the frontlines to protect the right to vote — now and always.

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Diverse young progressives around the country — including some fierce Run for Something alums — are already doing the work:

🗳️ In Minnesota, Cedrick Frazier was the chief author of a bill that restores voting rights to people still on parole on probation.
🗳️ Gabriella Cazáres-Kelly, Pima County Recorder and the first Native American to hold elected office in Pima County, has been expanding voting services to rural and Tribal communities and working to enfranchise college students and people with felonies.
🗳️ In California, voters could decide to reinstate voting rights to people in prison on felony convictions under a newly proposed constitutional amendment.
🗳️ And who can forget that powerful moment nearly two years ago when Texas Democrats staged a walkout in protest, killing one of the most restrictive voting measures in the country?

With more diverse young progressives in state and local offices, we can protect and expand voting rights everywhere, from the deepest red to the deepest blue states.

Chip in $5 or more to find them, recruit them, and elect them to ensure our fundamental right to vote is never eroded.

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