John, we have to keep talking about the child care crisis. Over the weekend, the Washington Post put out a powerful article1 about hardworking parents who can’t make ends meet – because of the cost of child care. It’s a great read if you have time for a coffee break.
If not, here’s the TLDR: Child care costs more than most families’ rent – and it matters to voters.
That’s no surprise to us, of course. When SCAN surveyed swing state voters this summer, 73% said they feel more favorably toward candidates who’d increase child care funding2. They expressed similar concerns about hunger, with 67% wanting candidates to boost the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). |