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| Lewis, the fate of the Voting Rights Act is at stake right now. The Supreme Court's decision in Louisiana v. Callais — which could come down any day now — weighs the constitutionality of a critical protection against racial discrimination. The ruling could be groundshifting in several ways:
The only thing we know with certainty is that the NDRC must be ready to spring into action as soon as this ruling comes down. We cannot risk being caught flat-footed on a ruling that could dramatically change representative democracy in America. Make a gift today to ensure that our rapid-response plan is ready for the critical months ahead.
If the Supreme Court weakens the essential protection that is the VRA, the decision will open the floodgates for more redistricting chaos. Republican state lawmakers and anti-democracy forces are eager to use this ruling as an excuse to push mid-decade redraws in their own states. We must be equipped with the resources to push back against the extreme anti-democracy efforts that could follow this Supreme Court ruling. The NDRC was built for this moment to defend the fair representation of millions. Thank you for ensuring that we can take on anything, Marina Jenkins
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