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Souls to Polls, Votes to Seats

Souls to Polls, Votes to Seats

June 29, 2024 2:00 PM CDT

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In this impactful episode of "The Paul Revere Show," host Mark Thompson welcomes back Reverend Greg Lewis and Jarrod Anderson.

Reverend Greg Lewis, the executive director of Souls to the Polls Wisconsin. They discuss the organization's mission to educate and empower communities about the importance of voting and civic engagement. Reverend Lewis shares valuable insights on how Souls to the Polls is making a difference across Wisconsin, helping people understand their voting rights, key election dates, and the new district maps. They delve into the challenges and successes in mobilizing voters, especially in Black and Brown communities, and the crucial issues that resonate with them, such as housing, education, and criminal justice reform.

This episode also highlights the significance of early and absentee voting and the efforts to simplify the voting process. Reverend Lewis passionately talks about the need for fair representation and the ongoing fight against gerrymandering.

Then Mark is joined by Jared Anderson, a healthcare attorney and candidate for the 19th Assembly District seat. Anderson discusses his work with Common Ground Healthcare Cooperative and his vision for a more collaborative, progressive approach to politics. The conversation delves into the importance of expanding BadgerCare, addressing the nursing shortage, and safeguarding reproductive rights. Anderson’s commitment to improving healthcare accessibility and fostering bipartisan cooperation highlights his readiness to make a meaningful impact in Madison.

Join us for a thought-provoking conversation on democracy, community organizing, and the power of voting. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in making a positive change in their community through informed voting.

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