The Dem convention just ended. Here are 9 key moments you must see. And just like that @KamalaHarris made history.

These Democrats made history on election night.

In the 2 years since the January 6 insurrection, Republicans have continued to embrace election-denying MAGA extremism.

A thread. Here is Ted Cruz campaigning for his election-denying friends in Arizona.

Grassroots donors and volunteers made history on Tuesday.

Because of them, the DNC was able to invest heavily on the ground earlier than ever, putting close to $90 million into states, organizing programs, voter protection, and staff across the country. 🧵 We made a historic investment in voter protection work.

Along with our sister committees and state parties, we were able to have Voter Protection Directors in 25 states and more than 100 total voter protection staff on the ground ahead of Election Day.

Election Day is around the corner.

Do you know how many days are left until your state’s voter registration deadline? Check your state’s deadlines and make sure you’re registered at IWillVote.com.

Democrats are organizing in communities across the country to win up and down the ballot in November.

We need your help to make calls to voters. Sign up today to phone bank in critical states 🧵: With big races up and down the ballot and early voting beginning in Nevada soon, making calls to voters could not be more urgent than it is right now.

☎️ Making calls is easy and fun!
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One year ago, President Biden and Vice President Harris were inaugurated.

Some accomplishments since then 🧵 ☑️ Greatest year of job growth in American history (6 million+ jobs added)
☑️ Biggest single-year drop in unemployment on record (6.2% to 3.9%)
☑️ Recent average unemployment claims near lowest level not seen in decades

Striking a bipartisan deal on infrastructure and then passing a reconciliation bill to invest in American families was the plan the whole time.

If this is coming as a surprise, we refer you to Mitch McConnell and other Republicans from last week. Mitch McConnell
Press conference, 6/15/21

Excited to announce we’re making the largest investment in Democratic state parties in history.

At a minimum, we’re investing $23 million in state parties to build the critical infrastructure we need to win in 2022 and beyond. We’re not just focusing our investments in states where Democrats typically win. We're launching the Red State Fund, a $2 million investment in largely Republican-led states to bring the fight to the GOP while they’re fighting amongst themselves.

Trump knows that vote-by-mail is safe and secure — he also knows that suppressing voters will help Republicans. Why else would he lie about vote-by-mail being “dangerous” when he and members of his administration do it all the time? Trump? He voted by mail last month. bit.ly/2VhcKFg

Today, we at the @DNC are announcing our recommendations for what you can do to help recognize and combat disinformation online. democrats.org/disinfo @DNC We’ve seen what happens when disinformation goes unchecked — it threatens our democracy and makes us all less safe. That’s why we’re making sure you know how to combat bots, troll farms, fake accounts, disinformation, and propaganda.

There is no doubt that big tech companies like @Google, @Twitter, and @facebook need to take significant steps to regulate political advertising, which has gone completely unchecked in recent years, enabling the spread of disinformation. However, a blanket ban on all political advertising is a cop-out that fails to combat disinformation and harms voters’ ability to participate in our democracy, affecting voters of color in particular.

Did you hear the news? We’re going to Milwaukee for the 2020 Democratic National Convention! Here are a few things you should know about the city that will host us from July 13-16, 2020. Milwaukee is more than equipped to be a great host for this event. Trade unions built the state-of-the-art Fiserv Forum, the convention site where Democrats from across the nation will nominate the next president of the United States.

As many as 133 million Americans suffer from pre-existing conditions, and yet, Republicans think it's okay to take away their health care🤔 Here are just a few of the pre-existing conditions Americans suffer from:
✅Diabetes
✅Depression
✅Cancer
✅Asthma
✅Arthritis
Just to name a few...

Hi! I’m Karen Carter Peterson, DNC Vice Chair of Civic Engagement & Voter Participation — I’ll be taking over @TheDemocrats. Yesterday we celebrated the 25th anniversary of the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA), & today we’re talking about how it benefits voters. -@TeamKCP NVRA was passed by Congress in 1993 after finding that “discriminatory and unfair registration laws” in many states reduced voting by minority and low-income citizens. -@TeamKCP

Hi Twitter — @Grace4NY here. I'm a DNC Vice Chair, and in the spirit of #WomensHistoryMonth, I'm taking over @TheDemocrats Twitter today to talk about why access to feminine hygiene products is an important economic justice issue. - @Grace4NY Women deserve equal access to our economy, not punishment for their gender. That's why I've been working with my fellow women to fight for more access to tampons, pads, and the full range of menstrual products since 2015. - @Grace4NY

Hi Twitter! I’m Karen Carter Peterson, the DNC Vice Chair of Civic Engagement and Voter Participation, & I’ll be taking over @TheDemocrats Twitter today to wrap up #BlackHistoryMonth! Today I’m highlighting black activists, past and present, who embody our values. - @TeamKCP The 4 pillars of our #IWillVote program are Commit to Vote, Register to Vote, Protect the Vote, and Get Out the Vote. While Trump and his cronies create fake commissions to investigate problems that don’t exist, these activists are on the ground doing real work. - @TeamKCP

Hello, Twitter! Congresswoman Terri Sewell here. I'll be taking over tweet duty for @TheDemocrats over the next little bit for some real talk on last night's big #ALSen win and the power of the #blackwomen vote! - @Sewell4Congress I knew that black women could change the world long before the incredible headlines we're seeing today. My mom, a high school librarian with a master’s degree, became the first African-American woman elected to Selma’s City Council and served 11 years. - @Sewell4Congress