Fellow Conservative,

Tomorrow we face one of the most momentous presidential elections in our nation’s history. So much is at stake, from the future of health care to the structure of the Supreme Court and more.

The Heritage Foundation will always be optimistic about America’s future, no matter the results of any election. Heritage has fought for a strong, free, and prosperous America through 12 presidential elections. We will continue our mission for many more to follow.

We can only do that, however, with the right strategies and with the support of members like you.

In that spirit, please join me for a special telephone briefing, Wednesday at 2 p.m. EST, to hear our expert post-election analysis and to discuss what the results mean for our strategies in 2021 and beyond.

I will have Heritage Vice President of Government Relations Tommy Binion and Heritage Action for America Executive Director Jessica Anderson join me to talk about the outcome of the presidential election and what it means for our policy priorities. They will also discuss the main challenges we will likely face in 2021 as a result of the Senate and House elections, and how we as conservatives can continue fighting most effectively for policy victories.

Right now, however, voting in this election is the most powerful thing you can do to ensure a brighter future for generations of Americans to come. So, go cast your ballot. Bring your friends, family, and neighbors to the polls. Join me in making our voices heard in this historic decision.

After the dust settles, I hope you’ll join me for our Wednesday call ready to continue carrying the battle forward.

To join the call, dial (202) 753-0026 on Wednesday, November 4, at 2 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. To listen online, click here <[link removed]> and enter PIN 882024

Your family and friends are more than welcome to join us for this call. I encourage you to forward the information on this invitation to them so that they can take part in the briefing as well. You also can submit a question in advance here: Ask your question >> <[link removed]>

We look forward to having you join the discussion.

All the best,

Kay C. James
President, The Heritage Foundation

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