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50 pro-choice seats are at-risk in our State Legislature.
An amendment to ban abortion is on the ballot in Colorado.
2010 is a critical election year for reproductive rights.
Every volunteer makes a difference.
Every dollar matters.
Every vote counts.
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Got time to make phone calls or knock on doors? Know how to edit videos & post 'em on YouTube?
We need your help!
Sign up today for ChoiceVote 2010!
Activists like you make the difference! Volunteer just a few hours to help ChoiceVote 2010
turn out thousands of pro-choice voters all across Colorado!
Every hour you volunteer adds to victory in November.
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Love to chat? --> Stop by a phone bank after work to call pro-choice voters
Love the outdoors? --> Take three hours over the weekend to knock on neighbors' doors
More of a writer? --> Send postcards to pro-choice voters
Wanna see your name in black & white? --> Write letters to the editor
More of a Web-head? --> Blog for choice
Bottom line: Help us get out the pro-choice vote!
In just a few hours, you can reach hundreds pro-choice voters. As a member of ChoiceVote 2010, you can join hundreds of volunteers working to protect the pro-choice Colorado we live in.
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Did You Know?
- Colorado lawmakers have voted on more than 10 bills related to reproductive rights & reproductive health since 2007.
- Legislators have rejected 4 anti-choice bills that would have banned abortion, added onerous burdens to abortion access, imposed the death penalty for abortions, and opened the door to government investigation of sex-ed classes.
- If Roe v. Wade is overturned, safe, legal abortion access depends on laws enacted at the state level.
- It took 5 years – and a new governor – to pass a law making sure sexual assault survivors received information about how to prevent unintended pregnancy after the assault.
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