1/ The electoral power of "equality voters" — 57 million people, according to the Human Rights Campaign — could make or break the presidential election, activists say.
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2/ What's an equality voter? "It's somebody who, front of mind, is considering not only how their vote will impact themselves or their own community, but also LGBTQ people, people of color, immigrants, women and other people..." said Geoff Wetrosky.https://bit.ly/2ZssZlw
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3/ As @shoeleatherkate reports, to get a sense of how powerful the equality voter bloc is, we should consider this:
In the 2018 midterms, White Evangelical voters made up 26% of the electorate.
Equality voters accounted for 29% of the electorate.https://bit.ly/2ZssZlw
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4/4 Through November, the Human Rights Campaign has plans to target equality voters. First, the 10.2 million in swing states. And then, the 3.4 million who don't consistently vote. "Organizers will do everything they can to get those people to the polls."https://bit.ly/2ZssZlw
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