Hi John,

Again ([link removed]) and again ([link removed]) , constituents say their top concern is the cost of living. Affordability has taken center stage ([link removed]) as the defining issue in our politics.

Years of increasing corporate consolidation and policies favoring the rich have fueled unsustainable cost increases for the basics, from bread to rent. And as the federal government raises tariffs and guts essential services, it is more urgent than ever that elected officials advance bold policy solutions to tackle the high cost of living.

Join State Innovation Exchange, Local Progress, and the Groundwork Collaborative on December 8, 1pm ET / 10am PT for a webinar ([link removed]) launching our new policy agenda ([link removed]) designed to do just that: Affordability for All: An Agenda to Bring Down Costs for Working People.
Register ([link removed])

Affordability for All outlines ten bold progressive policy solutions across the areas of food, energy, healthcare, childcare, housing, and consumer pricing to bring down costs and tackle the corporate greed driving them up.

On this webinar ([link removed]) —which will be for progressive local, state, and federal policymakers—we’ll discuss:

* The 10 bold policies in Affordability for All
* Polling showing affordability is top of mind for communities and that bold policy solutions like these are broadly popular
* How to talk about the high cost of living and policies tackling it
* Stories from fellow elected officials

An affordability agenda, combined with building worker power, raising workers’ wages, and advancing tax fairness, are essential to tackling the economic crisis and building a better economy for all.

We hope to see you there ([link removed]) .

In solidarity,

Ida V. Eskamani
SiX Senior Director, Shared Economic Prosperity

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