May 17 2022
Today, Care in Action released a new TV and digital ad highlighting how care can’t wait if Congress is serious about fighting inflation and helping families with rising costs.
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Care in Action today announced that they will back more than a dozen candidates for the Georgia House and Senate this November.
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Care in Action today endorsed the campaigns of Nevada Assemblywomen Selena Torres (AD3), Brittney Miller (AD55), Rochelle Nguyen (AD10), and Cecelia Gonzalez (AD16), as well as Nnedi Stephens (running for SD13), Cindi Rivera (running for AD28), Angie Taylor (running for AD27), and Erica Mosca (running for AD14).
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Care in Action South Carolina, the only advocacy organization in the Palmetto State focused entirely on mobilizing and elevating women of color in the 2022 election, announced today that it has endorsed Rosemounda “Peggy” Butler for Secretary of State, as well as South Carolina House of Representatives candidates Chandra Dillard (HD23), Adriene Atkinson (HD25), Annie E. McDaniel (HD41), Patricia Moore “Pat” Henegan (HD54), Wendy C. Brawley (HD70), and Michelle Brandt (HD114).
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Care in Action, which advocates on behalf of nearly 62,000 domestic workers across the Tar Heel State – including home care workers, nannies, and house cleaners – announced their endorsement today of nearly two dozen candidates running for office this year. The endorsed candidates join Cheri Beasley, who earned Care in Action’s endorsement in February in her bid for U.S. Senate.
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Care in Action announced today that they have endorsed U.S. Senator Catherine Cortez Masto and Lieutenant Governor Lisa Cano Burkhead for election in 2022.The endorsements announced today were made after extensive discussions among domestic workers in Nevada and a meeting of Care in Action Nevada’s Workers Committee, which voted unanimously to endorse the two candidates.
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The National Domestic Workers Alliance and Care in Action celebrated today’s Senate confirmation vote of Ketanji Brown Jackson, who will now become the first Black woman to serve on the United States Supreme Court.
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