Safe Voting Now

Tell Secretary of State Tre Hargett:

Dear Secretary of State Tre Hargett, I believe the right to vote is fundamental to our democracy — and I’m writing to ask you to protect every Tennessean’s right to be heard in government. It’s very important to me that no eligible citizen in the Volunteer State is disenfranchised by this public health crisis. And, you can take action in time for November’s elections to make sure this happens. As your constituent, I urge you to make sure that all voters can cast their ballot safely this November — by including the rest of the $4 billion that states will need to hold successful elections in the next COVID-19 response package.

We saw widespread issues during the primaries in states like Wisconsin, Georgia, and now Kentucky and New York. It’s clear that the COVID-19 crisis is having a major impact on our democracy — and unless Congress responds, these elections will be a preview of what’s to come in November.

No one should have to choose between risking their health or forfeiting their right to vote. I am calling on you to make sure every state has the resources it needs to protect voters’ rights and their wellbeing during this pandemic.

Please make sure Congress’ next COVID-19 response package includes $3.6 billion for safe, efficient elections. Thank you. We all deserve a say in the future of our families, our communities, and our state — which is why the right to vote is sacred. Thank you for doing whatever you can to protect our vote.

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Tell Governor Greg Abbott:

Dear Governor Greg Abbott, I believe the right to vote is fundamental to our democracy — and I’m writing to ask you to protect every Texan’s right to be heard in government. It’s very important to me that no eligible citizen in the Lone Star State is disenfranchised by this public health crisis. And, you can take action in time for November’s elections to make sure this happens. We must allow all voters to vote by mail, pre-pay the postage for returned ballots, have safe polling places, ensure every voter can track their ballot, expand early voting opportunities, and allow voters to register online and on Election Day. We all deserve a say in the future of our families, our communities, and our state — which is why the right to vote is sacred. Thank you for doing whatever you can to protect our vote.

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Tell Governor Tony Evers:

Dear Governor Tony Evers, I believe the right to vote is fundamental to our democracy — and I’m writing to ask you to protect every Wisconsinite’s right to be heard in government. It’s very important to me that no eligible citizen in the Badger State is disenfranchised by this public health crisis. And, you can take action in time for November’s elections to make sure this happens. While we already have no-excuse absentee voting, we need to expand access to the ballot to ensure everyone can vote safely, make sure all voters have ample opportunities to cure their ballots, accept all ballots postmarked by Election Day (or later if the voter didn’t receive their ballot in time), ensure every voter can track their ballot, and expand early voting opportunities. We all deserve a say in the future of our families, our communities, and our state — which is why the right to vote is sacred. Thank you for doing whatever you can to protect our vote.

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Tell State Legislature:

Dear Legislator, I believe the right to vote is fundamental to our democracy — and I’m writing to ask you to protect every Rhode Islander’s right to be heard in government. It’s very important to me that no eligible citizen in the Ocean State is disenfranchised by this public health crisis. And, you can take action in time for November’s elections to make sure this happens. We must allow all voters to vote by mail and use an absentee ballot, make sure all voters have ample opportunities to “cure” their ballots (make sure their ballot is counted if there is a problem), accept all ballots postmarked before or on Election Day, pay the postage for returned ballots, ensure every voter can track their ballot, allow all voters — including those who have requested an absentee/mail ballot — to vote early at convenient days and times, and have safe polling places on Election Day. We all deserve a say in the future of our families, our communities, and our state — which is why the right to vote is sacred. Thank you for doing whatever you can to protect our vote.

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Tell Senator:

Dear Senator, As your constituent, I urge you to make sure that all voters can cast their ballot safely this November — by including the rest of the $4 billion that states will need to hold successful elections in the next COVID-19 response package. We saw widespread issues during the primaries in states like Wisconsin, Georgia, and now Kentucky and New York. It’s clear that the COVID-19 crisis is having a major impact on our democracy — and unless Congress responds, these elections will be a preview of what’s to come in November. No one should have to choose between risking their health or forfeiting their right to vote. I am calling on you to make sure every state has the resources it needs to protect voters’ rights and their wellbeing during this pandemic. Please make sure Congress’ next COVID-19 response package includes $3.6 billion for safe, efficient elections. Thank you.

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Tell Senator:

Dear Senator, As your constituent, I urge you to make sure that all voters can cast their ballot safely this November — by including the rest of the $4 billion that states will need to hold successful elections in the next COVID-19 response package.

We saw widespread issues during the primaries in states like Wisconsin, Georgia, and now Kentucky and New York. It’s clear that the COVID-19 crisis is having a major impact on our democracy — and unless Congress responds, these elections will be a preview of what’s to come in November.

No one should have to choose between risking their health or forfeiting their right to vote. I am calling on you to make sure every state has the resources it needs to protect voters’ rights and their wellbeing during this pandemic.

Please make sure Congress’ next COVID-19 response package includes $3.6 billion for safe, efficient elections. Thank you.

Safe Voting Now

Tell Senator:

Dear Senator, As your constituent, I urge you to make sure that all voters can cast their ballot safely this November — by including the rest of the $4 billion that states will need to hold successful elections in the next COVID-19 response package.

We saw widespread issues during the primaries in states like Wisconsin, Georgia, and now Kentucky and New York. It’s clear that the COVID-19 crisis is having a major impact on our democracy — and unless Congress responds, these elections will be a preview of what’s to come in November.

No one should have to choose between risking their health or forfeiting their right to vote. I am calling on you to make sure every state has the resources it needs to protect voters’ rights and their wellbeing during this pandemic.

Please make sure Congress’ next COVID-19 response package includes $3.6 billion for safe, efficient elections. Thank you.

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Tell Lt. Governor Spencer Cox:

Dear Lt. Governor Spencer Cox, I believe the right to vote is fundamental to our democracy — and I’m writing to ask you to protect every Utahn’s right to be heard in government. It’s very important to me that no eligible citizen in the Beehive State is disenfranchised by this public health crisis. And, you can take action in time for November’s elections to make sure this happens. While we already have vote-by-mail, we must also accept all ballots postmarked before or on Election Day, pay the postage for returned ballots, and expand access to drop boxes. We also must ensure that every voter who needs to vote in person, particularly those who are disabled or in tribal communities, have access to do so safely and securely. We all deserve a say in the future of our families, our communities, and our state — which is why the right to vote is sacred. Thank you for doing whatever you can to protect our vote.

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Tell Secretary of State Kim Wyman:

Dear Secretary of State Kim Wyman, I believe the right to vote is fundamental to our democracy — and I’m writing to ask you to protect every Washingtonian’s right to be heard in government. It’s very important to me that no eligible citizen in the Evergreen State is disenfranchised by this public health crisis. And, you can take action in time for November’s elections to make sure this happens. Please prioritize voter outreach and education, and partner with counties to conduct post-election risk-limiting audit pilots. It is imperative that voters have confidence in the safety and security of our upcoming elections. We all deserve a say in the future of our families, our communities, and our state — which is why the right to vote is sacred. Thank you for doing whatever you can to protect our vote.

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Tell Senator:

Dear Senator, As your constituent, I urge you to make sure that all voters can cast their ballot safely this November — by including the rest of the $4 billion that states will need to hold successful elections in the next COVID-19 response package.

We saw widespread issues during the primaries in states like Wisconsin, Georgia, and now Kentucky and New York. It’s clear that the COVID-19 crisis is having a major impact on our democracy — and unless Congress responds, these elections will be a preview of what’s to come in November.

No one should have to choose between risking their health or forfeiting their right to vote. I am calling on you to make sure every state has the resources it needs to protect voters’ rights and their wellbeing during this pandemic.

Please make sure Congress’ next COVID-19 response package includes $3.6 billion for safe, efficient elections. Thank you.