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URGENT ACTION ALERT

Protect the Right to Vote!

Congress is moving forward with several bills that would make it harder for people with disabilities to vote — at every stage of the process. We need you to email your elected leaders in Washington, D.C. today and urge them to Vote No!

The SAVE Act, SAVE America Act, and related legislation would add new proof-of-citizenship and photo ID requirements for voter registration, in-person voting, and mail ballots.

For more than 42 million eligible voters with disabilities in this country, these aren’t inconveniences. They are barriers that could silence their voices entirely.

People with disabilities have the same fundamental right to participate in the democratic process as other Americans. Voting by mail and accessible voting technology are civil rights, not conveniences.

Tell Your Elected Leaders: Protect the Rights of Voters with Disabilities

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