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John, gun violence is top of mind ahead of the November election and an issue that has far-reaching, catastrophic consequences from corner to corner of our nation. The only way we will see change is to keep fighting and elect leaders to office who will put in the work to make our communities safer.
Leaders like Rep. Lucy McBath – who lost her son to gun violence – urged us at the DNC to run for office because, simply put, “we shouldn’t have to live like this.”
Elected officials like Rep. McBath and Run for Something alumni running for public office across the country have this in common: They say enough is enough. Because they aren’t running for themselves, they’re running for their communities to bring long-lasting, positive change on the issues impacting their friends and neighbors.
How can you make a difference right now? Donate $5 or more so that we can continue to support, recruit and elect young progressives who will fight for gun violence prevention to state and local offices. |
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From passing gun violence prevention policies in our state legislatures to pushing gun safety measures on our school boards that will protect our kids, Run for Something candidates are working toward laws and legislation that make their communities a safer place.
Please, donate $5, or whatever you can spare, today so that we can continue to elect the next generation of leaders who will bring an end to the gun violence crisis. |
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Let’s do this,
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