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We enthusiastically back the reelection of the Biden/Harris administration and all Democratic candidates in 2024.

Energizing Americans of South Asian origin to register to vote, especially in battleground states, so they can proudly cast their ballots for democracy, climate change, reproductive freedom, gun safety, LGBTQ+ rights and other  progressive issues is paramount.

Every vote counts, now more than ever.

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How You Can Help

Join the national team or state chapter
Touch base with voters through phone calls 
Reach out to voters through texting
Write postcards to registered voters
Connect with voters through door-to-door canvassing
Distribute flyers in your community
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We need you

We need help educating and firing up Americans of South Asian origin to vote for Democrats. Join our all-volunteer organization and contribute to our many activities from writing postcards to knocking on doors to protecting American rights. 

If Republicans win the presidency in 2024 and pick up Just one Senate seat, they will control all three branches of government and create an authoritarian governmenT.

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Join a Chapter

We have chapters across the U.S. with volunteers helping to get Democrats elected in their states.

Be a voice, meet other like-minded people, use your skills and protect the rights of your friends and family.

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The Latest

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They See Blue® mentioned in October 10, 2023 Washington Post story

They See Blue Pennsylvania volunteers Jayashree and K.S. Bhaskar are interviewed about the progressive views of many South Asian Americans. Read an excerpt and story.

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First Muslim woman to be confirmed as federal judge

They See Blue® congratulates civil rights lawyer Nusrat Choudhury who was confirmed to the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York.

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"Sometimes We're Just Too Nice!"A Conversation with Nabilah Islam

As the youngest — and first Muslim — woman elected to the Georgia Senate, Nabilah Islam says it's important to get aggressive in messaging to move the needle forward. 

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