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In Nebraska, Nebraska Civic Engagement Table is Pushing for Economic Justice and a Living Wage

October 31, 2022

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In Massachusetts, Massachusetts Voter Table is Fighting for the Wealthy to Pay their Fair Share

October 31, 2022

“We need money to fix the T. Vote Yes On 1 to pass the Fair Share Amendment, which would tax people who make over $1M per year to fund public education and transportation.” — Beth Huang, Executive Director of Massachusetts Voter Table

In Tennessee, Civic TN and members of the Tennessee Titans text their communities for National Voter Registration Day.

September 27, 2022

“We have, as citizens of this country, the right of democracy. It’s important that our voices are heard, our elected officials are held accountable, and our values are represented by our communities,” — Matia Powell, Executive Director of Civic TN.

In Michigan, Michigan Voices and their partners have been engaging communities across the state for the right to reproductive health care and bodily autonomy.

August 24, 2022

“Through the Reproductive Freedom for All ballot initiative in Michigan, voters are on the ground holding the line against those who threaten our bodily autonomy. They’re taking change into their own hands, and setting an example for the rest of the country to follow. Michiganders are showing their neighbors that the power of voters can’t be underestimated.”