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Telling the truth shouldn’t be partisan

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Yet somehow Republican candidates make everything polarizing. {NAME}, MAGA election deniers are runn

Yet somehow Republican candidates make everything polarizing. [Democratic Attorneys General Association]( {NAME}, MAGA election deniers are running for office up and down the ballot in nearly every state, including in tightly contested races for attorney general. Races for governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, attorney general, Senate, and House seats will all impact how our elections are overseen. With democracy under repeated threat from Republican AGs and candidates, it’s critical that our Democratic AGs and candidates win in November. [Chip in $10 to DAGA today to help us protect American democracy by electing Dem AGs wherever we can.]( If you've saved payment information with ActBlue Express, your donation will go through immediately: [DONATE $5]( [DONATE $10]( [DONATE $25]( [DONATE $50]( There is a heavy proportion of 2020 election deniers on the ballot in states like Arizona, Georgia and Michigan, with radical candidates running to be those states’ attorneys general. If enough of these Big Lie enthusiasts are able to win office, it will give them a platform to try and steal the 2024 presidential election – no matter how close it is – and we cannot afford to let that happen. Democracy is on the ballot in November, and Democratic AGs and candidates in battleground states like Arizona, Michigan, and Georgia are taking on MAGA extremists in the fight to ensure that every legal vote gets counted. [Chip in to DAGA today to help us win in these critical states.]( Thanks, Democratic Attorneys General Association [Democratic Attorneys General Association] Democratic AGs truly are “The People’s Lawyers” and DAGA is the only party committee devoted to electing more of them. Since 2016, we’ve won two-thirds of our targeted races, and with more than 30 AG seats up for grabs in 2022, [we need your support – will you chip in today?]( [CHIP IN]( If you’d like to receive less email from DAGA, fill out the form at this link and we’ll only send you the most important updates from the team. [Click here to get less email.]( Paid for by the Democratic Attorneys General Association Sent via [ActionNetwork.org](. To update your email address, change your name or address, or to stop receiving emails from Democratic Attorneys General Association, please [click here](.

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