Take Action: Protect Voting Rights
In its decision in Louisiana v. Callais, the GOP-captured Supreme Court just effectively gutted Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, a major step back in the fight for racial justice and fair representation.
The Court overturned decades of precedent and undercut a core victory of the Civil Rights Movement.
With this ruling, the Court has opened the door to diluting Black, Latino, AANHPI, Native American, and Alaska Native representation across the country, especially in the South, where Republicans have made clear they want to dilute the voting power of minority communities.
While the Supreme Court’s decision is a gut punch, make no mistake: Democrats will fight tooth and nail to ensure the voices of all Americans will be heard in November and in every election that follows.
We must organize, mobilize, and remain vigilant in defending the right to vote. The fight against racial gerrymandering is now more urgent than ever, and the hard-won right to vote must be protected for all Americans. This moment calls for immediate action: stay engaged, support voting rights advocacy, and hold elected leaders accountable for restoring fair maps and fair elections.
Attend a Briefing on the Impacts of the Decision
Join us for a virtual briefing on voting rights and Louisiana v. Callais with DNC Chair Ken Martin and Civic Engagement and Voter Protection Director Herly Rosemond at 7 p.m. E.T. on Monday, May 4, at 7:00 pm ET. to learn how Democrats are fighting tooth and nail to ensure the voices of all Americans will be heard in November and every election that follows.
Volunteer to Protect the Vote
Be the reason the midterm elections are fair. Sign up to volunteer with voter protection programs across the country.
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