Super Tuesday is in less than 4 days.

This is going to be a major test for our movement and with so much on the line — we must do everything we can from now until Tuesday to reach as many voters as possible about why we need Medicare for All.

That’s why NNU is partnering with Ady Barkan and Be A Hero PAC to run a nationwide ad campaign in states voting on Tuesday so that when voters go to the polls, they know that passing Medicare for All is the only way we can guarantee high-quality care for all. And as a nurse, mother, and Vice President of NNU, I'm proud to be part of it.

Please watch the new ad telling our family’s story — then share it on social media to help reach more undecided voters and convince them to support Medicare for All.

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Medicare for All isn’t something on which we can negotiate. My son, Matt, almost died from rationing his insulin because he could not afford to pay for more doses. As a mother I was terrified; but, as a nurse, I hear these kinds of stories every day.

How do we know these ads will make a difference? We poll tested every ad to determine which messages would inspire and mobilize voters to support Medicare for All. This was the ad that saw the best results with a HUGE increase in support, so we know it works.

Every person who shares the video will help us reach more people and could tip the scales in our favor in this primary — so imagine if everyone reading this email shared the video with their own networks.

Families like mine all over the country have been affected by our corrupt and broken health care system. Tuesday is the next big step in helping the families who are going bankrupt because of medical bills they can’t afford to pay. If we want Medicare for All to win on Tuesday, we need our supporters to turn out at the polls so our voices will be heard.

You can directly impact this election by sharing my family’s story today with your friends and family and help us gain support for Medicare for All — because together we can win this fight. 

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Thank you for listening,

Cokie Giles and Matt Mellott