It’s happening, team.

The Texas Tribune is reporting: three Texas women are being sued for helping a friend obtain abortion medication—and the lawyers suing them helped draft Texas’s abortion ban.

This is a big deal, team. First Republicans passed a ban on abortion care in Texas. Now they’re trying to punish anyone who seeks, or helps others seek, abortion medication. But Ground Game Texas is fighting back—here’s how:

Our latest ballot initiative would decriminalize abortion care, meaning no Texan could be harassed by police or face criminal charges for getting abortion medication. It would also punish people who bring frivolous civil lawsuits against patients receiving abortion care.

But we need your help to pass it. Can you chip in $15, $20, or whatever you can afford, to help us decriminalize abortion in Texas?

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Team, abortion medication is the most common method for ending a pregnancy in the United States. That’s why right-wing lawmakers are doing everything they can to punish those who seek abortion medication, including in Texas.

But Ground Game Texas is working on decriminalizing abortion and ending these civil suits. Our latest ballot initiative would ensure no taxpayer resources are used to criminalize abortion care — and it would punish those who bring frivolous civil suits on abortion care.

We’re up against some powerful, wealthy forces. But we have the power of people—people like you. Can you chip in whatever you can afford to help us decriminalize abortion in Texas? This fight is so important.

Thank you,

Julie Oliver, Executive Director
Ground Game Texas