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Community Change Action/Voters, Michigan Liberation Action Fund, and Michigan United Action to Host Virtual Pre-Election Media Briefing on Top Issues and Voter Attitudes in Michigan

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  • Voter Engagement

Media contact:

Samantha Hart, 540-470-0480, srhart@communitychange.org

Community Change Action/Voters, Michigan Liberation Action Fund, and Michigan United Action to Host Virtual Pre-Election Media Briefing on Top Issues and Voter Attitudes in Michigan

Join us to learn more about the issues most important to Michigan voters, the organizing work driving folks to the polls this November, and expected electoral outcomes based on data gathered by Community Change Action/Voters.

RSVP to virtual briefing here 

(Michigan) – As we enter an unprecedented and newly energized election cycle shadowed by growing economic concerns nationwide, it’s more important than ever to keep a finger on the pulse of what’s moving voters. Michigan, home to several key voting districts, often serves as a bellwether of electoral outcomes across the country. Knowing how swing voters in Michigan are feeling is essential to understanding the bigger picture of what we can expect come November.

On Wednesday, August 14, Community Change Action and Community Change Voters will host a media briefing to provide an inside look at the top electoral issues and voter attitudes we’re seeing in Michigan, a key state to win the election, and the organizing work there that will be instrumental to turning voters out in November.

The briefing will feature Community Change Action experts on the electoral landscape, as well as speakers from Michigan Liberation Action Fund and Michigan United Action who do deep voter and community outreach and organizing work in some of the most hotly-contested districts in the state – specifically with voters who are low-income, Black, brown, immigrant, impacted by the criminal legal system, women, and young. 

At this roundtable, you’ll learn more about electoral attitudes in Michigan, the ways Community Change Action, Community Change Voters, and their partners can be resources to you throughout this election cycle, and how grassroots groups are organizing for change locally and nationwide — and have a chance to ask questions.

Virtual Media Briefing

WHO:  Tim Christensen, Electoral Field Director for Michigan Liberation Action Fund, 

Zoriana Ashwood, Canvasser for Michigan Liberation Action Fund, 

Casey Copp, Field Director for Michigan United Action, 

Franco Caliz-Aguilar, Co-Director of Electoral Power Building for Community Change Action

WHAT: Pre-Election Media Briefing on Top Issues/Voter Attitudes in Michigan

WHERE: Zoom, RSVP here to receive link

WHEN: Wednesday, August 14 at 1PM ET/10AM PT

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