Friday, October 23, 2020

President Obama asked for your help

A few bucks can go a long way.
All On The Line
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I'm going to be blunt, Diane: our plans to achieve fair maps will be harder to accomplish if we don't see an uptick in grassroots donations in the next few days.

President Obama has been reaching out to All On The Line supporters all year to tell everyone how much we rely on supporters like you to execute our plans.

President Obama: Securing fair maps won't be easy -- it's going to take hard work every step of the way... We're leaning on the generosity of grassroots donors. I hope I can count on your support.

Unless we end gerrymandering, we'll end up with a decade of maps that make it almost impossible to make change on issues we care about. Corrupt politicians will continue calling the shots while ignoring the needs of their constituents.

We deserve accountable, responsive elected leaders. The AOTL team is fighting to make that a reality. Chip in $3 or whatever you can to power our fair map plans!


Thanks for pitching in,
Janhavi


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