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NEWSLETTER
Friend, the 2022 midterms have begun — primary elections are upon us! Texas went to the polls yesterday, the first state to hold primary elections in the country. We'll be sharing updates about our candidates' results on our social media accounts as they roll in. Read on below for more updates from New Politics.
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Answering the Call sessions are filling up quickly! If you have served this country before through the military, a national service program, or another form of community service and you’re wondering how to maximize your impact in the political arena, apply for Answering the Call today! Applications close on March 23, but don’t wait because space is limited.
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Meet our new team members
The movement to help elect servant leaders to office is growing — and so is our team that supports them! In recent months, we've welcomed half a dozen new hires working remotely from places like Washington, DC, Kentucky, and Colorado. They bring diverse career experience as former educators, military veterans, nonprofit leaders, and seasoned political advisors.
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New Endorsements
When we endorse a candidate, we're making a statement about their quality as a leader and the type of campaign they're running. Here is the new endorsement we announced.
Deb McGrath
U.S. Army
Wisconsin's Third Congressional District
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Max Rose
U.S. Army
New York's 11th Congressional District
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Gil Villegas
U.S. Marine Corps
Illinois' Third Congressional District
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Will Rollins
Former Federal Prosecutor
California's 41st Congressional District
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Todd Connor
U.S. Navy
Indiana's 4th State Senate District
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Candidate Spotlight
Early last month, North Carolina's new Congressional map was struck down by the state Supreme Court because districts were drawn to favor the GOP. In spite of this gerrymandering, a candidate we endorsed for Congress has kept his campaign on the march, and the new district he's running to represent is one President Biden won with 53% of the vote in 2020.
Don Davis is an Air Force veteran and public servant through and through. After leaving the military, he became the youngest mayor of his hometown at age 29. He's served six terms in the state Senate, and we're hopeful he'll bring his track record of servant leadership to Washington later this year.
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Servant Leaders In the News
Simmons Joins Coalition of Mayors To Support CT Youth
via CT Patch
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Black Florida Senator Shevrin Jones Fights Voting Restrictions with Vote-by-Mail Campaign
via The Root
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Florida bill to protect consumer data from Big Tech faces final House vote
via WCBJ
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Election officials are on the frontlines of defending democracy. They didn't sign up for this.
via POLITICO
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Missouri House approves supplemental budget, including raises for state workers
via STLPR
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Rental car refueling charge cap passes senate
via Observer Today
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