PRP 2024
Election Protection Hub
Calling all Local Elections Officials—join the hub, get free legal support!
If you are a local elections official encountering challenges to your ability to administer elections or could use additional legal support, this hub is for you.
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Build a space for local elections officials to connect, share best practices to defend voting rights, and support each other through the work
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Develop offensive and defensive solutions to protect local elections officials and constituents from state overreach and bogus litigation
The 2024 election is around the corner and local elections officials are fighting threats from all sides. According to the Brennan Center, about 1 in 5 local elections workers said they were likely to leave their jobs before the 2024 presidential election.
In order to protect local elections officials, guarantee the rights of voters, and preserve our democracy, PRP’s Election Protection Hub is live and ready to help hundreds of 2024 elections officials:
What’s at stake for free and fair elections?
States have enacted and are enforcing laws that directly impact elections officials' ability to do their jobs and are endangering voting access — especially for Black and brown low-income voters
Election deniers are trying to eliminate electronic voting and spreading misinformation about the integrity and security of locally-administered elections, which is especially harmful to voters with disabilities and accessibility needs
The spread of disinformation and reactionary efforts to stop popular referendums to protect abortion rights and protect local democracy further exacerbates challenges and attacks on local elections officials. This impacts voters’ ability to discern the impact of their vote
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Our Target States
We support election officials in multiple states, including Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Wisconsin where:
Black and brown communities have been targeted for voter suppression
Local elections officials have an interest in and/or a track record of developing innovative, pro-voter policies (e.g., drop-box voting, expanded early voting, etc.)
State officials and third-party groups have mounted legal and political challenges against local elections officials
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