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Here's where things stand, Sula:

	➢	Trump and the RNC are doubling their legal budget to fight Democrats' common-sense voting access proposals -- to $20 million.
	➢	Why? Trump said it himself: If people are able to vote safely, the GOP will LOSE.
	➢	And state-level Republicans are following his lead.

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While Republicans are trying to force people to make an impossible choice between their health and their vote, Democratic governors are doing it right:

	➢	California will send all voters mail-in ballots for the November election.
	➢	Michigan's Governor Gretchen Whitmer (who we helped elect) has taken steps to make sure that upcoming elections will be conducted mostly by mail.
	➢	And Kentucky's Andy Beshear issued an executive order allowing every registered voter to request a mail-in absentee ballot for the state's primary elections.

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