Tell the Supreme Court: Don’t Gut Mail-In Voting

The Supreme Court just took up a case that could gut mail-in voting across the country.

If the justices side with Trump’s allies, ballots postmarked by Election Day could be thrown out just because of postal delays — silencing hundreds of thousands of voters in more than a dozen states.

This case out of Mississippi is part of a coordinated campaign to make it harder for seniors, students, military families, and working parents to vote — the very people who depend on mail ballots to be heard.

Mail-in voting has been safe, secure, and trusted for decades. It’s how service members vote overseas. It’s how millions of Americans participate in democracy. And now, the Supreme Court could strip that away.

We can’t let them.

Tell the U.S. Supreme Court: “Protect mail-in voting. Uphold the right of every eligible voter to have their ballot counted — because democracy depends on it.”