ColorOfChange

ALT Scott Colom now leads in MISSISSIPPI A state with: No traditional early voting. No same-day voter registration. No online registration for new voters. Strict absentee voting requirements. Photo ID requirements for in-person voting. Citizenship verification requirements for voter registration. 68,731 Mississippians disenfranchised because of felony convictions. A difficult voting rights restoration process. Arbitrary voter purges. Frequent polling place changes. And Colom might win anyway.

ALT Color Of Change focused on the UNTAPPED POTENTIAL in Black communities often overlooked.

ALT 7 STATES Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, North Carolina 1,350+ Trainings and volunteer shifts 3.2 MILLION Black voters contacted over phone and text 6 MILLION+ Black voters contacted and engaged

ALT Color Of Change helped increase BLACK VOTER TURNOUT Louisiana 11.4% Georgia 8.8% Mississippi 13.6% Higher turnout % in counties with at least 50% Black people vs. counties with at least 50% non-Hispanic white people

ALT BLACK WOMEN DID THEIR BIG ONE IN GEORGIA Keisha Lance Bottoms Governor

ALT After working tirelessly for years to flip Georgia, Black women did it.

ALT “For 250 years, Black women have helped build this democracy while being denied our rightful place in its leadership. This victory belongs to generations of Black women who registered our neighbors, organized our churches, mobilized our families, and refused to surrender our political power, even when the doors to power remained closed to us. And it carries a message that reaches far beyond Georgia: No billionaire can buy what organized people are determined to build.” Nadine Smith CEO & President, Color Of Change