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Ghazala Hashmi is the only candidate for Lieutenant Governor endorsed by abortion rights groups. Elect Pro-Choice Democrat Ghazala Hashmi for Virginia Lieutenant Governor Early Vote Now Through Nov. 1, or on Election Day: Tuesday, Nov. 4. Find Your Polling Place Learn More about Ghazala Why vote for Ghazala Hashmi? Ghazala Hashmi is a champion for women and families. She’s an experienced educator who spent nearly 30 years as a professor, and she is a mother to two daughters. Ghazala Hashmi is the only candidate for Lieutenant Governor endorsed by abortion rights groups. With GOP extremists trying to ban abortion and jail doctors, she wrote the bill shielding Virginia doctors from right-wing prosecutors, and she’s helping pass the constitutional amendment to secure reproductive rights for all Virginians. As Lieutenant Governor, she will protect public education, reproductive freedom, and democracy. Ghazala Hashmi has a successful track record of fighting back against Donald Trump. When Trump tried to take away healthcare from 600,000 Virginians, she led the fight to stop him. And while Trump works to destroy the Department of Education, she defends students, supports teachers, and fights to block book bans. Vote for Ghazala Hashmi for Lieutenant Governor on (or before) November 4. Find Your Polling Place Was this helpful? Please consider supporting our work to uplift pro-choice champions like Ghazala Hashmi.

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Congrats on being a pro-choice champion! Empower yourself to lead with impact. Explore our candidate training resources, designed to equip your campaign. Thank you for being a pro-choice champion! On this page you’ll find campaign resources, suggested talking points, and social media assets for your benefit. We are here to support you in your commitment to fighting for reproductive freedom. Please reach out or let your coach know if we can provide additional support. We're so proud to be in this work together. In solidarity, The VoteProChoice Team Get Our Logos Training Resources General Connecting Virtually Fundraising Consulting Run for Something Library Virtual Organizing Fundraising Call Time Budgeting Practices Fundamentals Texting Texting Tactics Campaigning Fundamentals Virtual Events Running for Re-Election Setting Up Work on A Campaign Communications Define Values Deliver Your Message Rapid Response Digital/Social Fundamentals Tactics Social Media 101 Email 101 Organizing 101 You Won Your Primary Knocking Doors GOTV Make a Request to the Communications Team We want to uplift your campaign! From retweeting a phone bank you’re hosting to sharing a success story with us to amplify, we want to help. Please scroll through and fill out the form as much as you can. No field is required but Name, Date, and Status.

Geary Higgins is trying to ban abortion and jail doctors—Virginia deserves better. Geary Higgins said he is, quote, “100% committed” to banning abortion. Geary is backed by MAGA extremists who want abortion to be illegal with no exceptions. He voted to block access to contraception, and even voted to jail doctors and patients for seeking life-saving medical treatment. When politicians focus on extreme agendas, we all lose. John McAuliff is the only candidate in this race who will protect reproductive freedom. Meet John Election Day in Virginia is Tuesday, November 4. Early Voting begins September 19. Find Your Polling Place Was this helpful? Please consider supporting our work to elect pro-choice leaders across Virginia.