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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.

October 21, 2022 < Back Vote Pro-Choice Launches Historic 2022 Voter Guide to Counter Radical Anti-choice Movement Post-Dobbs Vote Pro-Choice launched their 2022 Voter Guide alongside a six-figure paid advertising campaign in battleground states across the country. The Vote Pro-Choice Voter Guide is the most comprehensive voter guide in the country, providing voters with information and insight into pro-choice candidates running up and down-ballot, including local and municipal races, and adding to the list of endorsements #VOTEPROCHOICE has already made in the 2022 elections. Vote Pro-Choice has been working to register and turn out voters across North Carolina, Texas, Georgia, Florida, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Arizona, and Nevada through their 2022 voter guide. Over the summer, Vote Pro-Choice also launched their Care is Not Criminal initiative, which invests in pro-choice candidates in local criminal justice offices, from DAs and judges to sheriffs—emphasizing the need for voters to turn out in down-ballot races as the fight for reproductive freedom moves to state and local governments. “We are a prochoice country, and for years, we’ve sounded the alarm that every election is a prochoice election,” said Sara Tabatabaie, Chief Political Officer and Communications Director at Vote Pro-Choice. “The stakes of the 2022 midterms are higher than ever, and the Vote Pro-Choice Voter Guide, paired with our investment in turning out new pro-choice voters, ensures that new and existing voters are engaged in the fight for reproductive freedom at every level. The Voter Guide serves as a resource for voters to learn about how every office can be utilized in the fight for reproductive justice—and that’s the kind of civic engagement we need to win in 2022 and ensure basic reproductive freedoms are protected in our local and state governments.”

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.

Bobby Orrock is trying to ban abortion and jail doctors—Virginia deserves better. Bobby Orrock has spent decades trying to control women's bodies. Bobby has voted for a total abortion ban, to jail women and doctors with felony charges for seeking life-saving care, AND to block access to IVF and birth control. When politicians focus on extreme agendas, we all lose. Nicole Cole is the only candidate in this race who will protect reproductive freedom. Meet Nicole 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.

Request your voting ballot! Submit your voting ballot request for upcoming elections. Exercise your right to vote by securing your mail-in or absentee ballot to make your voice heard. Voting Frequently Asked Questions How do I know if I’m registered to vote? What if I need to register to vote? You can check if you are registered at Vote.org here: If you need to register to vote, visit www.vote.org/register-to-vote/ What are the deadlines for registering to vote and casting my ballot? Each state has different deadlines. Head to www.vote.org and choose your state's election website to learn more. Can I vote by mail? Voting and election policies differ state-by-state. To learn about each state's vote-by-mail policies, visit https://www.vote.org/absentee-voting-rules/ How do I find my polling place to vote? At the time of an election, you can find your polling place when you're ready to cast an in-person ballot by: After completing your ballot using the Vote Pro-Choice voter guide (as available), click "Find My Polling Place." Use the polling place locator tool provided by Vote America Your voter registration card typically has your local polling place address Contact your local election office Polling places can change from election to election. Always check and confirm your polling location for each election. Can I vote early? Also known as in-person absentee voting, many states offer early voting. You can find information on your state's early voting rules at www.vote.org What do I need to bring to my polling place to vote? This depends on the state you live in. We recommend checking your state’s voting rules and requirements often, and you can view what is required at vote.org What if I have any problems while voting? If you have any questions or experience any difficulty during the voting process, please call the Election Protection hotline at 866-OUR-VOTE Register to Vote Check Your Registration Find Your Polling Place

October 18, 2022 < Back Vote Pro-Choice Responds to President Biden’s Speech Outlining the Stakes for Abortion Rights in the 2022 Midterms; Highlights 2022 Voter Guide In response to President Biden’s speech in Washington, DC highlighting the importance of electing a Democratic Congress to codify Roe v. Wade and protect abortion rights on a federal level, Sara Tabatabaie, Chief Political and Communications Officer of #VOTEPROCHOICE , released the following statement: “ President Biden is right to emphasize the stakes in this year’s midterms. Abortion is on the ballot, and the ramifications of losing the House and Senate would be severe across every aspect of our lives. Republicans in Congress have been clear about their goals to nationally ban abortion across the full country, so we must all be clear-eyed about what we’re fighting against. “ But the devastation that patients and providers have experienced since Dobbs can’t just be fixed by electing Democrats in federal races alone. We need long-term, systemic investments in voter engagement across every ballot line—and that means investing in down-ballot races and voter education and outreach. “ That’s why #VOTEPROCHOICE has launched a six-figure investment across battleground states like Georgia and Ohio to get voters access to our voter guide of pro-choice candidates—the largest voter guide of its kind in the nation. Abortion is on the line in every election, from Congress to County Commission. And that means we need pro-choice voters to vote in every election, and for pro-choice candidates to win in every election.”

October 4, 2022 < Back Vote Pro-Choice Responds to Biden Administration’s New Guidelines on Protecting Abortion Access 100 Days After Dobbs V. Jackson #VOTEPROCHOICE Chief Political Officer and Communications Director Sara Tabatabaie released the following statement in response to the Biden Administration's new proposed guidelines and grants to protect and expand reproductive rights: “Since the devastating Dobbs ruling, millions of Americans have been stripped of access to critical healthcare, and doctors are threatened with criminal penalties, sometimes forced to consult lawyers in real time before providing emergency care. And according to Republicans, this is only the beginning, as they seek to ban abortion nationally. “We’ve known what the goal of the anti-choice right was for decades, and now that they’ve successfully overturned Roe v. Wade, we are witnessing the devastation firsthand. The Biden Administration, and administrations before, should have been more proactive. Instead, these reactive measures now come too late, and too incrementally. “With exactly five weeks left until the midterm election, it’s clear that the only solution to protect abortion access and reproductive healthcare is to expand our margins not only in Congress, but also in state houses and city halls across the country. At #VOTEPROCHOICE , we have been sounding the alarm for years that the real battle for abortion access happens down-ballot, in state legislatures and local governments, where so many horrifying and unpopular bans originate in the first place.”