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As the 2020 presidential campaign continues to heat up and heads into its first contest in Iowa this month, Black women across the country are having political discussions about healthcare, the economy, gun violence, and other issues at the top of their minds before heading to the polls.

We want voters like you to be informed on exactly where these candidates stand on the issues that impact our families and communities and quite frankly, we’re sure most Americans like you may still be trying to cut the noise to determine the candidate they support.

Today, we have released Road to 2020 Powered by Black Women: Where They Stand: Our Voices. Our Issues, a new section of our website that provides information on where the candidates stand on issues of most importance to Black women.

As your political home, we have the tools and resources you will need to prepare to vote and that now includes providing a space to hear directly from the candidates. 

We aren’t telling you who to vote for but we are excited to create a space for you to learn more about candidates vying for your vote so that you can make an informed decision and hear directly from these candidates on the issues that matter most.

You can expect to hear from:

• Vice President Joe Biden
• Mayor Pete Buttegeig
• Sen. Amy Klobuchar
• Sen. Bernie Sanders
• Mr. Tom Steyer
• Sen. Elizabeth Warren
• Mr. Andrew Yang

Over the coming weeks and months, we will continue to provide information from candidates on the issues that concern Black women, their families, communities and our nation and how their platforms impact Black women and provide Member-Only virtual opportunities to connect and hear directly from candidates in a webinar series.

Don’t miss the opportunity to stay-in-the-know on all things Election 2020, and exclusive Higher Heights member events! Are you currently not an active member of Higher Heights? Activate your grassroots membership today.

Higher Heights for America was not only made for this moment, but we are uniquely positioned to ensure that in the 2020 election cycle we are giving Black women the tools to be informed, engaged and to take action.

Don’t just flex your voting power, make sure your voice is heard and flex your power to hold candidates accountable to our communities. 

Onward,

Glynda   

Higher Heights
higherheightsforamerica.org