Sula Costa Daily NYC

Back when we launched the NDRC with the support of President Obama, we planned our work in three phases: CHIP IN Supporters like you helped us win our first elections and educate the public and elected officials about the importance of redistricting. That got us to where we are today. Now we’re in the critical second phase of our work: We’re working with our affiliates to expand into more states and building grassroots power on the ground. We’re developing state-of-the-art mapping tools to help draw fair maps, and we’re preparing to win even more elections. It’s all so we can get to the third phase: Execute. 2021 will be here before we know it and that’s the year we’ve been working toward. That’s the year our movement is going to achieve the most transparent and fair redistricting ever. But all this can only happen with your help, Sula! We’ve never needed you more. Will you chip in to help us finish growing and get ready to EXECUTE our plan to get fair maps? If you've saved your payment information with ActBlue Express, your donation will go through immediately: Express donate $5 >> Express donate $15 >> Express donate $25 >> Express donate $50 >> Or, donate a different amount >> -- Team NDRC DONATE Paid for by the National Democratic Redistricting Committee. Unsubscribe Click here if you'd like to receive fewer emails from the NDRC.       Sula -- We wanted to share a huge victory out of Michigan in the movement for fair maps. Last week, a lawsuit backed by an organization with ties to the National Republican Redistricting Trust (Scott Walker's pro-gerrymandering group) failed in its attempt to tear down Michigan's independent redistricting commission -- a reform passed overwhelmingly by voters in 2018. A.G. Holder is right -- this is a major victory in our fight to restore fairness to our elections. But the NRRT and other special interest groups across the country are going to continue to be a problem. They're fundraising for more lawsuits to defeat citizen-led reform. Can you help us fight back against their attacks on our democracy? Before leading the NRRT, Scott Walker was the governor of Wisconsin where he did nearly anything to cling to power. He signed into law some of the most gerrymandered maps and one of the most discriminatory voter ID laws in the country. Walker's history of suppressing the vote and protecting ill-begotten majority power in the gerrymandered state legislature made it all the more unbelievable when last week he said that stay-at-home orders were "what happens when people get power-hungry." No, Scotty. When politicians get power-hungry, they sue citizen-backed independent redistricting commissions because they want to hold on to the power to gerrymander. The bottom line is last week's victory for Michigan's independent redistricting commission tells us two things: 1.) Advocates for fairness are incredibly resilient and our reforms are durable against attacks and 2.) Our opponents are desperate to use gerrymandering. We need to be prepared for the next attack on fair redistricting. Can you pitch in to make sure we're ready? Thank you, The AOTL Team All On The Line is the grassroots advocacy campaign supported by the National Redistricting Action Fund. Support our work to end gerrymandering. DONATE Paid for by The National Redistricting Action Fund.   Sula, A.G. Holder was interviewed in TIME Magazine recently and I wanted to highlight something he said: I love this idea! Of course, we should respond to a public health emergency by making sure that every eligible American is able to vote in 2020 -- and the NDRC and its affiliates are doing that by calling on states to expand early and no-excuse absentee voting, allow online and same-day voter registration, and provide safe and healthy polling places. But voting should always be accessible, in 2020 and beyond. That means ending Republican voter suppression, making permanent changes to our elections, and increasing voter education so people know about the options available to them. What do you think? Do you want to make voting more accessible, whether we're in the middle of a public health emergency or not? Then pitch in today to help us fight for it! If you've saved your payment information with ActBlue Express, your donation will go through immediately: Express donate $5 >> Express donate $15 >> Express donate $25 >> Express donate $50 >> Or, donate a different amount >> -- Ben DONATE Paid for by the National Democratic Redistricting Committee. Unsubscribe Click here if you'd like to receive fewer emails from the NDRC. 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