As this milestone year comes to a close, we’re pausing to reflect on the impact we created together. Thank you for standing with us. Your trust and partnership remind me that progress advances day by day, case by case, community by community.

Independent research shows that SAVE data can be incomplete or outdated, which means using it for voter verification risks wrongly flagging eligible voters. SAVE’s design, record quality, and lack of guardrails can lead to harmful mismatches that disenfranchise voters and burden election officials.

The changes that have been made to SAVE are creating a vast and unguarded reservoir of Americans’ personal data, while failing to address major concerns over both the accuracy of that information and how that information will be protected. Given the longstanding concerns about the reliability of SAVE, this is not a risk worth taking.

I’m Roberto Lopez, Senior Advocacy Manager, Beyond Borders Program,  at the Texas Civil Rights Project (TCRP).  I grew up in the Rio Grande Valley, where the border wasn’t just a line on a map; it was part of everyday life. It shaped my community, my family, and ultimately, my calling to this fight. The walls that rose through our land, the families torn apart, and the jobs that demanded violence against immigrants left an imprint I could never ignore. That’s why I chose to s

This fall, we pause with full hearts. Your generosity strengthens communities as they speak their truths. When challenges seem overwhelming and hope is scarce, you remind us that justice is worth every fight. Together, we move forward with resilience and determination. We feel humbled to share this journey with you. Thank you for believing in a future where justice belongs to all of us.

Disability access in voting refers to the accommodations and legal requirements that ensure individuals with disabilities can fully and equally participate in the electoral process.

Disability access in voting refers to the accommodations and legal requirements that ensure individuals with disabilities can fully and equally participate in the electoral process.

Because of you, TCRP was on the ground throughout the 89th legislative session and returned to the Capitol for the special session, which comes to a close today. Our teams monitored thousands of bills and ensured that we represented our communities effectively. While thousands of bills moved through the Legislature, we were there testifying, tracking, and pushing back against the most harmful proposals.

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