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| + | June 2021 the [[Congressional Black Caucus PAC]] (the political arm of the [[Congressional Black Caucus]]), [[Democracy for America PAC]] (the people-powered, grassroots organization), and [[Higher Heights for America PAC]] (the only organization in the U.S. whose sole purpose is to elect African American Women to higher office) announced their joint endorsement of Former Chief Justice [[Cheri Beasle]]y in her bid for the U.S. Senate. | ||
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| + | “It is crucial for our hard working Members in the House of Representatives to have colleagues in the Senate to ensure that their amazing bills become laws. We have seen what happens when we don’t have Senators who share our values and make it their mission to stall legislation. The CBCPAC is honored to endorse Justice [[Cheri Beasley]] to become the next US Senator from North Carolina,” CBCPAC Executive Director, [[Yolonda Addison]] said. | ||
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| + | “[[Cheri Beasley]] is no stranger to fighting uphill battles and delivering on her promises for North Carolina families; that’s why [[Democracy for America]] is excited to endorse her campaign for the U.S. Senate in North Carolina. We’re confident that Cheri is ready to take on special interests and go to Washington to create change for those that have been left behind for far too long. Not only will she make history as the first Black woman to represent North Carolina in the Senate, she’ll also be a true partner for progressive values and policies,” said [[Democracy for America]] CEO [[Yvette Simpson]]. | ||
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| + | “Higher Heights enthusiastically supports [[Cheri Beasley]] in her bid to be the first Black woman Senator to represent the great state of North Carolina. We know she is a necessary voice in the U.S. Senate,” said [[Glynda Carr]], President of [[Higher Heights for America PAC]]. “We currently have zero Black women in the Senate and Cheri is in a position to ensure that all Black women will have a voice in this body. She has been a champion of healthcare for all, education, as well as the ability to find work that supports a family and retire with dignity. It is clear that she will not only fight for North Carolina, but she will also fight for all of us when she is elected to office.”<ref>[https://www.democracyforamerica.com/site/page/dfa-joins-cbc-pac-and-hhfa-pac-in-endorsing-cheri-beasley-for-u.s.-senate-i]</ref> | ||
==Collective PAC== | ==Collective PAC== | ||
Revision as of 13:45, 30 September 2021
Template:TOCnestleft Yvette Simpson
Backing Beasley
June 2021 the Congressional Black Caucus PAC (the political arm of the Congressional Black Caucus), Democracy for America PAC (the people-powered, grassroots organization), and Higher Heights for America PAC (the only organization in the U.S. whose sole purpose is to elect African American Women to higher office) announced their joint endorsement of Former Chief Justice Cheri Beasley in her bid for the U.S. Senate.
“It is crucial for our hard working Members in the House of Representatives to have colleagues in the Senate to ensure that their amazing bills become laws. We have seen what happens when we don’t have Senators who share our values and make it their mission to stall legislation. The CBCPAC is honored to endorse Justice Cheri Beasley to become the next US Senator from North Carolina,” CBCPAC Executive Director, Yolonda Addison said.
“Cheri Beasley is no stranger to fighting uphill battles and delivering on her promises for North Carolina families; that’s why Democracy for America is excited to endorse her campaign for the U.S. Senate in North Carolina. We’re confident that Cheri is ready to take on special interests and go to Washington to create change for those that have been left behind for far too long. Not only will she make history as the first Black woman to represent North Carolina in the Senate, she’ll also be a true partner for progressive values and policies,” said Democracy for America CEO Yvette Simpson.
“Higher Heights enthusiastically supports Cheri Beasley in her bid to be the first Black woman Senator to represent the great state of North Carolina. We know she is a necessary voice in the U.S. Senate,” said Glynda Carr, President of Higher Heights for America PAC. “We currently have zero Black women in the Senate and Cheri is in a position to ensure that all Black women will have a voice in this body. She has been a champion of healthcare for all, education, as well as the ability to find work that supports a family and retire with dignity. It is clear that she will not only fight for North Carolina, but she will also fight for all of us when she is elected to office.”[1]
Collective PAC
Launched in August of 2016, the Collective PAC has helped 18 candidates win primary and/or general elections at the local, state and federal level thus far, including U.S. Senator Kamala Harris, U.S. Representatives Val Demings, Lisa Blunt Rochester and Donald McEachin, Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba of Jackson, Vi Lyles of Charlotte, Yvette Simpson of Cincinnati and Justin Fairfax for Lt. Governor in Virginia.[2]