Congress is back in session, and there is a lot of work to be done. We have two actions you can take today to get in to the fight.
First, sign on to our petition supporting 21st Century Democrats endorsed candidate Senator Kamala Harris as she joins Senator Bernie Sanders’ call for a Single Payer Health Care Bill.
Second, we want to hear from our supporters in a quick 3 question survey that will be shared with Progressive leaders all across the country.
Democrats need to make sure this trend starts to reverse because there is a Senator that we need to make sure wins re-election next year.
We are putting all our efforts to help re-elect Senator Sherrod Brown, who we’ve been proud to have been supporting for years.
Sherrod has been a leader on health care, arguing that Americans should not live just one illness or pink slip away from bankruptcy because of out of control health care costs.
Sherrod does not just talk the talk – he acts!
Sherrod is proud of his progressive positions and doesn’t shy away from them.
But this is why we have to make sure Senator Brown has the financial resources that he needs to win.
Ohio has become a state that Democrats need to pay more attention to – and not take anything for granted.
That’s why I’m writing you today. We can’t take anything for granted and Sherrod needs our support.
Together we will win.
We had a great time marching with about +500k of our closest friends in Washington D.C. on Saturday. Here are some of the sights and sounds we caught while there.
Long-time friend of 21st Century Democrats New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is up for re-election next November, 2017.
Bill is a true champion for progressive causes, and we are doing everything we can to make sure he wins his re-election. From taking on the landlord lobby to freeze rents, he fought for universal pre-K for every four-year-old, he signed paid sick leave into law and raised the minimum wage for all city employees and contractors.
He needs our help, so please send a donation today to Bill’s re-election campaign.
Sincerely,
Jennifer Petty
Executive Director