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December 13, 2017

28th Amendment wins in Alabama!

28th Amendment wins in Alabama!

December 13, 2017
Published By American Promise

The 28th Amendment was on the ballot last night in Alabama, and won. Senator-elect Doug Jones becomes Alabama’s first member of Congress in support of a 28th Amendment to overturn the disastrous Citizens United decision. We congratulate Senator-elect Jones and the people of Alabama, and look forward to working together to get the 28th Amendment passed and ratified.

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