It's more than weird-looking maps.
Think about the things you want your leaders to fix:
Your kid's
public school
Your
healthcare
Your clean
water
Your
rent
Your access to vote
Do they actually have to worry about losing your vote if they mess it all up?
So what do we do about it?
We make fair maps harder to ignore.
Most people are not waking up excited to learn about redistricting.
Totally fair. So we meet people where they already are.
We put it in your feed.
We partner with creators to explain fair maps, ballot questions, down-ballot races, and voting rules in ways real people can understand.
We help you know your whole ballot.
The biggest race is not the only race that matters.
We help voters learn about the people, offices, and questions farther down the ballot.
We build more messengers.
We train creators and advocates to talk about fair maps and voting without sounding like a civics textbook.
Where the work is happening.
We can take this work anywhere voters’ power is weakened or challenged.
Right now, funding is putting FMFC programs to work in:
Down Ballot
Education
Voter Registration
Education
Down Ballot
Education
Amendment
Education
Gerrymandering 101 Campaign
The need is bigger than these states.
The funding decides how far we can go.
Go down on your ballot.
Yep. We said it.
Because some of the people making the biggest decisions about your life are way down there.
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State lawmakers
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Judges
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County officials
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Local boards
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Ballot amendments
Don’t stop at the top.
Use our Fair Map Fight Club ballot on Sway to find candidates who running and prioritizing fixing our maps.
Fund what’s working.
Build what’s next.
Money turns this from a good idea into work people actually see.
It helps us:
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Pay creators for their work.
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Reach voters in more states.
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Explain more ballot questions.
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Train more people to talk about fair maps.
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Keep current programs running.
Fair maps are for everyone.
You don't need to be a political junkie to understand who holds power in your community.
Fair Map Fight Club brings together:
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Creators
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Advocates
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Community groups
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Funders
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Voters
…to make fair maps easier to understand and harder to ignore.
Because voters should choose their politicians. Not the other way around.