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Women’s March Co-Chairs: What We’re Marching For in 2019
The Women’s Wave is coming. On Saturday, January 19, the Women’s March will convene its main event in Washington, DC while sister marches are once again held across the country. The inaugural Women’s March, which followed President Trump's inauguration in 2017, is widely reported as the largest single day demonstration in American history. In 2018, the second Women’s March initiated Power to the Polls—an aggressive effort to transform the newly activated resistance into meaningful electoral victories for progressive candidates. With a record number of women sworn into Congress earlier this month, the third Women’s March is now turning to an ambitious policy agenda aimed at both the state and federal level. This Women’s Wave retains a commitment to training, organizing and executing acts of civil disobedience, as well as recruiting and supporting progressive candidates. This year it adds efforts to partner with local organizers to ensure progressive policy agendas are
Join us August 28th for We are South Carolina 3!
On August 28th, we'll be in Clemson, South Carolina! If you're nearby, come join Melissa, James, Mary Geren and the star of the evening, South Carolina's 3rd
3P Catches Up With Mary Geren in South Carolina
Perry Political Partners drove to Anderson, South Carolina to visit People's House Project endorsed candidate Mary Geren in mid July. Mary Geren is a Democrat running in South Carolina's 3rd Congressional district. The Perry Political team attended a lunch with constituents, strategized with the Geren campaign, and helped host a midsummer BBQ and Backpack-to-School event to provide school supplies for local kids in need. The cause was close to heart for principals Melissa and James, who facilitate programs for low-income students and youth in Winston-Salem. To learn more about the Mary Geren for Congress campaign click