John,

The 2022 midterms will be the first election with new congressional districts―and it could threaten some Social Security and Medicare champions.

That’s why Social Security Works’ member-supported PAC is so important in 2022. A lot of politicians claim to support Social Security and Medicare, but Social Security Works PAC’s endorsements help cut through the noise and highlight who the real champions are.

Social Security Works PAC is exclusively powered by donations from our members. Can you make a donation of $5 or more today to become a 2022 member?

SSW PAC President Jon “Bowzer” Bauman from the musical group Sha Na Na travels the country (pandemic permitting), holding events with our candidates to generate media attention and build support for our Social Security champions, and to put anti-Social Security politicians on notice. That’s just part of what your 2022 Social Security Works membership will do.

Becoming a member also means:

Exclusive messages from Social Security champions
Input on new strategies and tactics to protect and expand Social Security
Participate in and support Social Security Works' electoral program, which raised more than $125,000 directly for candidates in 2020

Make a 2022 membership donation of $5 or more to power our work next year!

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Alex Lawson
Social Security Works

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