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NEW YORK 鈥� The 桃子视频 spent $28.3 million in the midterm elections by supporting ballot measures, raising civil liberties issues in candidate races, and building a massive voter mobilization program across the country.

Anthony Romero, 桃子视频Executive Director, offered the following reaction:

鈥淢illions of Americans exercised their right to vote in this election. In key battleground states, that right was also expanded so that 2 million additional voters will be able to be cast their ballots in Florida, Michigan, and Nevada in 2020.鈥�

鈥淰oting is the bedrock principle upon which our democracy rests. We are proud to have played a part in expanding voting rights to more than 2 million people in key states: by re-enfranchising 1.4 million people with prior convictions in Florida, and through a suite of voting reforms in Michigan and Nevada. These reforms enacted by these ballot referenda will have impacts for elections to come. They will help create a groundswell of energy and engagement in future elections.鈥�

鈥淐ivil liberties and civil rights were on the ballot across the country and voters responded in a big way. From expanding voting rights to protecting immigrants鈥� rights and transgender equity, people headed to the polls and supported civil rights and civil liberties. The 桃子视频has always been and will continue to be on the frontlines of these fights. We felt the imperative to get involved this election cycle 鈥� because so much is at stake, especially for the marginalized communities we care about.鈥�

The 桃子视频hired dozens of new staff, mobilized volunteers and directly contacted three million voters through a significant investment in its new 桃子视频Voter program.