National Voter Protection Action Fund
We are a non-partisan social welfare organization formed to combat voter suppression and support election protection efforts nationwide.
NVPAF partners with local organizations across the country who are doing crucial election protection and anti voter-suppression work. We fund their election protection field plans and help them advocate for and organize around anti-suppression policy. Join Us
"Exact match" disenfranchises voters
In 2018, 80% of Georgia voters blocked by the state’s “exact match” voter registration law were people of color.
Voter ID laws hurt Black Voters
25% of Black Americans otherwise eligible to vote do not have a current government-issued photo ID.
AT LEAST 6+ MILLION VOTERS AFFECTED
Felony disenfrancisement prevented more than 6 million people from voting in the 2016 presidential election.
Just $5 can help us ensure fair elections for everyone.
If every American who cares about fair and open elections gives $5 to the cause, we can ensure that every citizen who wants to can cast a vote, even in jurisdictions where the worst suppression tactics are in place. #igot5onvoterprotection
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September 28th, 2020
NVPAF’s founder Don Calloway discusses possible outcomes for November’s general election on MSNBC.
March 14, 2019
Ending voter suppression is the whole game in 2020
By Don Calloway, Opinion Contributor
Unless the Democratic party, progressive activists and third party groups combine forces to prevent voter suppression, the party's Presidential, Gubernatorial, Senate, and Congressional nominees will be mere participants in a game of political musical chairs, high profile personalities without key pieces of the infrastructure in place to actually compete to win. Read article
September 20, 2018
Brittany Packnett and Don Calloway introducing the National Voter Protection Action Fund, NVPAF.
September 8, 2018
The Republican Approach to Voter Fraud: Lie
By Carol Anderson, The New York Times
They use the fallacy of rampant cheating at the polls to make it harder for people to vote. Read article
August 15, 2018
ACLU of Georgia Slams Plan to Close Many of County's Polls
by Brinley Hineman, Associated Press
ATLANTA (AP) — Civil rights advocates are objecting to a proposal to close about 75 percent of polling locations in a predominantly black south Georgia county. Read article