Every Child Matters has been working in the early primary and caucus states to raise the level of discourse among candidates and voters alike about the issues facing kids and working families. But we can’t do it alone. We need your help.

In just over a week, on March 1, 12 states and one territory will hold their primaries or caucuses. Called Super Tuesday, this is the day in the presidential primary elections when the most states in each party vote at once. Some 1,600 delegates are at stake, and the field of candidates can certainly be narrowed even further. This is a chance to make your voices heard for kids.

Don’t know what the candidates are saying about them? Check out our Digital Dialogue, which empowers you to converse directly with the candidates and also features a sample record of what each of the two major party’s presidential candidates have been saying and doing on issues that we at Every Child Matters have worked on for years.

So, if you’re from Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Massachusetts, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, or Virginia, make sure to go to  the primary for your party! Alaskan Republicans, American Samoan Democrats, and Coloradans and Minnesotans of both parties, go caucus! Help us close the opportunity gap so that all kids can have a shot at the American Dream!

Ursula Ellis
Every Child Matters

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