President Obama said that with redistricting around the corner, we stand at the horizon of a critical time in our democracy.
Diane,
February 2020 is a big month. For starters, it's the one year anniversary of launching All On The Line. It also officially means we're less than one year away from the first steps of the redistricting process. And that's why All On The Line will be making some big announcements soon.
One year since launch, one year until maps are drawn -- help us celebrate this occasion with a donation to support our grassroots efforts. President Obama said that with redistricting around the corner, we stand at the horizon of a critical time in our democracy. We have the power to make sure our maps are fair. But only if we collectively get involved and hold politicians accountable.
That's why our priority in 2020 is to strengthen this grassroots movement. We have one year to build the infrastructure we will need to fight against map manipulators.
Help us gear up for the fight ahead. With your support, we can empower our grassroots movement with the infrastructure and resources they need to be successful. Can we count on your support? If you've saved your payment information with ActBlue Express, your donation will go through immediately. Thank you,
-- Saumya Narechania
AOTL Campaign Director
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