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John,
With Labor Day behind us, election season is officially here. This November, voters will make critical decisions on the direction they want this country to go in.
We’re helping voters understand what’s at stake and we’ve been asked by our allies on the ground in key states to create voter guides on the following issues:
Through our Vote for Human Needs campaign, we’re reaching infrequent voters in swing states, ensuring they have the information they need to overcome voter suppression tactics and vote for human needs.
Power our Vote for Human Needs campaign with a donation today so we can reach as many voters as possible.
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There is a lot at stake in November. In 2021, the expanded Child Tax Credit was able to cut childhood poverty by nearly half, but it was sadly allowed to expire. The result was child poverty surging back to pre-pandemic levels. Millions are at risk of losing health coverage with proposed Medicaid cuts and the expiration of ACA tax credits.
When we head to the polls this fall, these are exactly the issues that we’re voting on and that we’re educating voters on. However, since 2020, 18 states have added or stiffened voter ID requirements with 38 states now requiring some form of voter ID in this year’s election.1
Our work to help voters overcome voter suppression laws and help them make a plan to vote is key to building a future that includes all of us.
Donate $5 to help us reach voters in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin between now and Election Day.
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Thank you for all you do,
Deborah Weinstein
Executive Director, Coalition on Human Needs
1 Post-2020 voter ID restrictions are getting their first test in November elections
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