Tell Scott Walker to Veto Republican Voter Suppression Legislation!
Thanks for joining us in calling on Scott Walker to do the right thing and veto the voter suppression bill that has near unanimous opposition from editorial boards around the state.
But whether Walker vetoes the bill or not, we won't let the Republicans win.
Because they'll only win if Democrats stay home -- that’s how they did it in 2010, when one million fewer Wisconsinites turned out to vote in the midterm election than voted in 2012.
Right now we’re working to get our next wave of organizers out in the field to find those voters and get them to the polls on Election Day. We’re opening more offices in places like Racine and Wausau, hiring additional field staff and key constituency outreach coordinators, and training the next generation of volunteers: Chip in today to help us grow our field program.
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