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What this election is about
Hope: to have victories and still reach for more.
It’s okay to hope again, to want something better, to have victories, and still reach for more. Hard-working Americans have the power to win a future with Kamala Harris.
Our Kids
Bridgett loves that Tim Walz is a teacher and that he understands that what we put into kids is what we get out of them.
Protect Our Freedom & Rights / Stopping Project 2025
Whether it’s reproductive freedom, our rights to a union and good paying jobs, our head start and education systems, or giving us opportunities and protecting us from discrimination, Trump and the Republicans want to take these away, while Kamala and the Democrats want to protect them.
Elect Leaders Who Understand & Respect Us
“[Care work] is a job and it is a calling. Care workers deserve to be paid fairly and fully for that work.” -Kamala Harris
Voting Info
The final day to vote in the general election is Tuesday, Nov. 5. In Illinois, polls are open from 6 AM – 7 PM.
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Our Candidates / Ballot Initiatives
President/Vice President
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U.S. Congress (IN)
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Missouri Ballot Measures
Yes on Amendment 3, Right to Reproductive Freedom (MO)
Yes on Prop A: Health Families and Fair Wages (MO)
Allows workers to earn paid sick time off.
Proposition A allows workers to earn paid sick time off, at a rate of 1 hour for every 30 hours worked, or around 7 days a year for a full time worker at a larger company and 5 days a year at a smaller company. Working parents deserve to take time off to take care of themselves and their children just as much as wealthy executives that already get sick leave and other benefits.
Raises the minimum wage to $15 an hour
A full time minimum wage worker currently makes less than $25,000 a year. Prop A will help over 137,000 parents as well as 338,000 kids who live in a household that will receive a raise when we pass Prop A. This gradual adjustment to $15/hour is one that small businesses can get behind that allows parents to get their feet underneath them, pay the bills, and work toward better opportunities.