Join us, and other special guests for MoveOn’s “How We Win: MoveOn’s Election Program Launch” livestream on Thursday, May 28th. We’ll be rolling out our 2026 midterm election strategy, including ways in which you can take action to reclaim our future.

You’ll hear directly from movement leaders and progressive champions about what’s at stake, learn about our plans to mobilize tens of thousands of MoveOn members, and get connected to meaningful actions to help win.

This is the year we get closer to 3.5% than ever before.

Let me explain. I’m Adrienne, and as MoveOn’s Mobilization Director, my job is to help make our mobilizations some of the largest protests in U.S. history—but I need your help.

We’re watching our rights get stripped away in real time. Whether that continues comes down to one thing: whether we can mobilize at the scale required to stop it.

History and research show that authoritarian governments worldwide have not withstood a challenge by 3.5% or more of their people. And we’re closer than you might think. Eight million people showed up for the recent No Kings Day. That’s about 2.3% of the country, more than halfway to 3.5%. 

To get there, it takes sustained mobilization: training volunteer leaders, supporting safe and nonviolent protests, and building the infrastructure to keep millions engaged.

Will you chip in today to help us absorb thousands of new activists into the movement and power the long-term organizing we need to topple the tide of authoritarianism?

The Supreme Court decision in Louisiana v. Callais is a direct attack on voting rights. By weakening protections for fair representation, it unjustly leaves the door open for corrupt leaders to draw maps and set rules to protect their seats—making it harder for everyday people to truly elect leaders who represent them.

Politicians should not choose their voters, voters should choose their politicians.

We will continue to fight for the multiracial future of our country and genuine representation in our leaders. This out-of-touch Supreme Court does not represent the American people. Will you sign the petition now to support expanding the Supreme Court?