[ [link removed] ]Turn on images to see Karl Frisch's swearing in.

After beating back right-wing extremists in the 2023 election,
PCCC-endorsed school board candidate Karl Frisch was sworn in for his
second term in Fairfax County, Virginia.

Putting the bold in bold progressive, he took the oath of office on a
stack of banned, LGBTQ-themed books.

When Frisch was a first-time candidate, he told The American Prospect,
"When somebody decides to run for office, it is an enormous undertaking.
PCCC's candidate training really helped flesh out what to do, and how to
run an effective campaign that gets my message in front of the voters I
need to win."

ABC News reports the PCCC is leading the charge to fight back against
right-wing extremism on school boards: "The Progressive Change Campaign
Committee (PCCC) launched the 'Save Our School Boards' campaign to boost
more than 200 aligned school board candidates in the upcoming cycle."
These school board candidates desperately need support.

[ [link removed] ]Can you donate $1 each (or $10 if you can) to candidates fighting
far-right extremism on our school boards? Click here.

Karl Frisch is one of four openly LGBTQ+ school board members in Virginia
-- and he won a seat in the formerly bright-red Fairfax County. He’s a
leader against extremist Governor Youngkin’s attacks on students, parents,
and progress. We’re working to elect hundreds of Karl Frisches across the
country.

This year, 65% of PCCC-endorsed school board candidates won their races in
Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Virginia, Ohio, Colorado, Idaho, New Jersey,
Oregon, and New Mexico -- beating back many extremists.

Our work is even bigger in 2024.

[ [link removed] ]If turning back the tide of right-wing extremism on school boards in
2024 is important to you, please donate what you can to these school board
races today.

Thanks for being a bold progressive.

— The PCCC Elections Team

 

 

 

 

 


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