It's almost here, John. Election Day is tomorrow!

There are more than 600 Emerge alums on the ballot tomorrow, and we know that our women are going to win at every level.

We're reaching out with a special invitation: Tomorrow, Emerge will be going live at the top of the hour at 11 a‌.m., noon, 2‌ p.m., and 4‌ p.m. ET to discuss trends, make predictions about what we might see on Election Day, and celebrate women on the ballot. The live broadcasts will be tomorrow, No‌v. 8, on Emerge’s Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube channels.

Please join us to hear from some of Emerge’s great partners and alums about what is driving the results of this election and the trends shaping the future of this country. Sign up here to get notified when each segment begins!

You can find more information about each session below. We hope to see you there!

As always, thanks for your support.

– Team Emerge


 

11‌ a.m. ET – #Roevember
Join us for #Roevember Live to talk about the post-Roe surge in women voters and how Emerge women are leading the fight on choice and winning in red states, featuring Emerge President A’shanti F. Gholar, #VoteProChoice Director of Political and External Engagement Thia'a Rahman, and Emerge alum and Arizona State Rep. Jen Longdon – a champion for reproductive and abortion rights in the state.

12‌ p.m. ET – Young Leaders Emerge
During Young Leaders Emerge, we will discuss how young Democratic women are getting on the ballot and how having young Emerge women running and winning delivers the change young voters want to see, with Emerge Development Director Diane Le, Run for Something Midwest POD Director Kandice Harris, and Emerge alum and Tennessee State Sen. London Lamar – the youngest member of the Tennessee State Senate.

2‌ p.m. ET – Winning Policies Win Elections
In Winning Policies Win Elections, we will cover policies polling strongly with voters and how Emerge women are delivering policy wins, featuring Emerge Political Director Brianna Carmen, Director of Paid Leave for All Dawn Huckelbridge, and Emerge alum and Colorado State Rep. Leslie Herod – who led the fight to enact groundbreaking criminal justice reform in the state.

4‌ p.m. ET – Your Rights are on the Ballot
Your Rights are on the Ballot will focus on the power of legislation – who writes it, what passes, and how who is on the ballot in the states could change our fundamental rights with Emerge President A’shanti F. Gholar, President & CEO of the National Women’s Law Center Fatima Goss Graves, and Emerge alum, Emerge Virginia Executive Director, and Virginia State Del. Danica Roem – who is leading in the fight for transgender rights in Virginia.