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While our democracy has never worked perfectly—and was originally built to exclude people of color, poor people, women, and immigrants—we have made progress. But instead of building on that progress, Republicans want to keep the rules rigged in their favor. The situation is unsustainable and reflective of an unhealthy democracy that must be treated with far-reaching legislation. 2020 candidates need to recognize that passing these strong democracy reforms through the Senate will require structural reforms—specifically, eliminating the filibuster.→. Heading into the midterms, health care ranked as the most important issue among voters of every race in battleground districts according to the 2018 Election Eve poll. Voters believe health care is a human right, and they expect candidates running at every level of the ballot to fight to protect and expand their health care coverage and access. Health care is a winning issue for progressives, and Democrats should be grounded in the fact that voters want candidates who will fight to protect the ACA and work to make sure all Americans have guaranteed access to quality affordable health care.→.
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We believe the best way to pick a candidate who can win is to figure out which candidates are speaking directly to our values, and putting out bold policy platforms on the issues we care about. This isn’t just a values-driven strategy—it’s also strategic. The Democratic nominee will need to motivate a multiracial coalition of voters across huge swaths of American geography. Candidates who are able to articulate a real vision and plan on the issues we care about will be best positioned to motivate that coalition, and win in November.In evaluating Democratic performance in the debates, we’ll be looking at how candidates respond to questions on the core issues we think will drive the 2020 campaign: Democracy Reform, Immigration, Abortion, Climate, Health Care, Peace & Foreign Policy, and Racial Justice.
Paid for in part by Indivisible Action (indivisible.org) and not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.2020.indivisible.org is a joint website of Indivisible Project and Indivisible Action. Indivisible Project and Indivisible Action are separate organizations.Indivisible Project is a registered 501(c)(4). Its mission is to cultivate and lift up a grassroots movement of local groups to defeat the Trump agenda, elect progressive leaders, and realize bold progressive policies.Indivisible Action is a Hybrid Political Action Committee fueled by the grassroots movement to win elections and build local, independent progressive power nationwide. One thing we’ve been hearing a lot in media narratives around 2020 is that Democrats care most about finding a candidate who’s “electable.” A lot of the time, that’s code for older, white, and male.Honestly? We don’t buy it. No one was considered less electable than Donald Trump in 2015. There’s no paint-by-numbers code to crack to find the perfect candidate to beat Trump next year.
The most strategic thing we can do is nominate a candidate who’s able to genuinely excite a broad multiracial coalition of voters—and the way to do that is to find the candidates who are speaking to the issues we think will drive the next election cycle. This isn’t just based on our opinions: we saw this strategy work in 2018, when grassroots engagement wound up retaking the House and—at the same time—electing the most diverse freshman class in the institution’s history.So don’t let pundits tell you who’s electable—look at who you find most exciting, and make it happen.
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