• Michigan State Representatives Darrin Camilleri, Abdullah Hammoud, and Mari Manoogian introduced legislation addressing several key issues surrounding the coronavirus and its impact on Michigan, including removing cost barriers to testing, treatment, and other coronavirus-related costs.
• Philadelphia Councilmember Helen Gym introduced a resolution calling for Philadelphia to explore a temporary moratorium on evictions, foreclosures, and utility shut-offs.
• Congresswoman Ilhan Omar introduced a bill to ensure that students continue to get the meals they need during school closures.
• Boston City Councilor Michelle Wu held events in Boston’s Chinatown last month to support small businesses that have been hit hard by coronavirus fears.
• Congresswoman Grace Meng spoke out about the racism inherent in House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy’s comments referring to the coronavirus as the “Chinese coronavirus.”
• Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley called out the racism and xenophobia that has sadly sky-rocketed since the outbreak of the virus.

If you live in a state that hasn't had its primary, make sure your voter registration information is correct and up-to-date before your state’s voter registration deadline. Then, on the day of your primary, show up to your polling place before it closes and vote! (Click here to find out when the polls close in your state and where to go to find your polling place.)

Please bear in mind, however, that things could change because of the coronavirus. For example, Louisiana just postponed its primary from April 4 to June 20 due to coronavirus concerns, becoming the first state to do so. As the virus spreads, more states could follow suit. Be sure to follow local officials for updates in your state.