Hi John,
Last week, families across the country received their first monthly Child Tax Credit advance payment.
John wasn’t just one of the main advocates for the law in Congress — he’s also hit the road to make sure as many families as possible hear about this life changing measure.
John is fighting for the people of Connecticut in Congress, and can only continue this fight with your support. Chip in $10 now to help John fight for more policies to support working families.
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The expansion of the Child Tax Credit in the American Rescue Plan is a really big deal. Children in need can’t wait until next year to eat, or buy clothes, or have housing, so we’re giving them the help they need now.
The Child Tax Credit will reduce childhood poverty by half in the United States. John is committed to making sure that Connecticut families know if they’re eligible for the credit — that’s why he’s hosting town halls, and traversing across the district to meet people where they are.
While Republicans double down on Trump, Democrats are passing real policies to help people. That’s why it’s more important than ever that we protect and expand our House Majority.
Your donation will help John and Democrats pushback against Republicans, and continue our fight to eliminate child poverty. Click here to donate to our campaign and help John advocate for Connecticut families:
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Team Larson
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