Feeling tired, John? I know I am — with this time change messing up my sleep schedule, another year left wondering, “Is changing the clocks the best option for us?”

Well, in Nebraska, Run for Something alum and state Sen. Megan Hunt is also asking that question and making strides for her constituents. Leading the charge to make daylight saving time permanent in her state, Megan is striving to keep those longer, sunnier evenings — not just for the sake of our moods, but for its economic benefits, too.

This is exactly why Run for Something recruits, trains, and supports leaders like Megan — so they can get into office and make real change for their states. Yes, daylight savings is one thing, but we know real change starts at the local level. And with your support, we have a chance to fill even more state legislatures with leaders like her.

Will you chip in today to help us elect more bold progressives to state legislatures across the country?

Endorsed in 2018, Megan was among the very first candidates to run for office with Run for Something. And she’s been a champion for Nebraskans ever since, fighting for LGBTQIA+ rights, reproductive freedom, and now, a smarter approach to daylight savings time.

And she’s not alone. Our candidates are stepping up in all 50 states to protect democracy, defend abortion rights, and fight for working families. Because by putting progressives in our state legislatures, we’re making a difference where it really counts — in our communities.

When you invest in Run for Something, you’re investing in leaders who don’t just talk about change. They make it happen. So please, donate $5 now to help us keep supporting candidates like Megan who go out in their communities and make change.

Thanks for being part of this movement,

Sara Hadad
Chief Strategy Officer
Run for Something

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