Team — In the first major test of the 2022 election cycle and since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, Kansas voters showed the rest of the country that we will not stand by while our reproductive health care is ripped away.

Anti-abortion extremists knew there was a real shot that they lose, so they made one last-ditch effort to deceive voters → The night before the vote, thousands of pro-choice Kansas voters received mysterious texts telling them to vote YES on the amendment – a vote that would have banned abortion in KS, NOT protected it.

Team: THIS is who we’re up against^^ (!!) Anti-abortion extremists have shown their hand: They are willing to do whatever it takes to end abortion access as we know it — even if that means frauding working people into voting the opposite way they had intended.

Americans want to see abortion protected — even in a historically conservative state like Kansas, voters overwhelminlgy supported keeping abortion access legal. And we know that if we can win in Kansas, we can do the very same in Michigan and Vermont.

Our team at Reproductive Freedom for All let us know that anti-abortion groups have already bought up $8 million in TV airtime ahead of the election this fall, and you can bet these extremists will rely on the same dirty tricks and disinformation to try and sway the vote.

If you want to see American voters protect their very own access to reproductive health care, will you donate to power our work with groups in Michigan and Vermont to protect abortion?

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