Tuesday, February 25, 2020

Confronting challenges

President Obama calls this the best hope to honestly confront the many challenges we face.
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President Obama launched All On The Line one year ago to bolster the fight against gerrymandering. He knew that fair maps would be essential to fair elections and a stronger democracy.

Will you help us raise an additional $25,000 in the final days of our anniversary month?

Just this weekend, folks came together at events across the country to learn about the redistricting process in their state and best practices to organize around fair maps. In-person events and trainings like these are key to empowering leaders in this fight.

With the next round of redistricting starting in a year, the work we do in the next few months to organize our communities will shape the next decade of politics. Help us reach our end-of-month goal to fuel this organizing work.

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