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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Date: November 09, 2022
Contact: Emily Phelps | press@indivisible.org
Washington, DC — Indivisible’s Crush the Coup program, which is aimed at defeating Republicans’ attempts at a MAGA coup in 2024 by focusing on winning races in key state legislatures, in anticipation of the Moore v. Harper “independent state legislature theory” case, celebrated key victories in the preliminary election night results.
The national organization helped fundraise nearly a quarter million dollars for the program, which supported candidates in key battleground states.
Twenty of those candidates have won their races. While results are still coming in, Democrats held a trifecta in Michigan; denied Republicans a supermajority in Wisconsin and North Carolina.
“Coming out of 2020, Republicans telegraphed their strategy for stealing the 2024 election: win or retain control of key state legislatures, have the MAGA dominated Supreme Court empower them, and use that power to declare Trump the winner in 2024. Last night, we significantly narrowed their path to a coup,” said Ezra Levin, Co-Executive Director of Indivisible.
So far, 20 of those candidates have won their races. They are:
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Indivisible Action is a Hybrid Political Action Committee fueled by the grassroots movement to win elections and build local, independent progressive power nationwide. Indivisible Action provides Indivisible groups access to voter contact software, along with a suite of canvassing, phonebanking, and texting tools in support of progressive candidates. Indivisible Action also makes endorsements of federal and gubernatorial candidates nominated by their local Indivisible groups, vetted by our political team, and voted on by our supporters in the states and districts the candidate wishes to represent.
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