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What’s exactly at stake for Georgia and the nation at-large? First, health care. Any sweeping policy reforms related to the Affordable Care Act or reproductive health will be an uphill battle made more difficult if the Republicans control the Senate.https://bit.ly/3pNInUy
Second, a follow-up to December’s coronavirus relief bill. While this bill tackled paid leave, child care and food insecurity, experts say it’s not enough to undo much of the damage the pandemic dealt to women.https://bit.ly/38Ic2aL
Women — already the most vulnerable to job loss, the most likely to be sole heads of households, the ones who are most often the sole providers for their children — are also the most likely to be evicted from their homes during the pandemic.https://bit.ly/3rljdhz
Black women are twice as likely as White men and women to say they are behind on rent during the pandemic.https://bit.ly/3rljdhz
Third, Biden’s proposed $775 billion caregiving plan, which introduces universal pre-K, boosts pay for care workers and adds an estimated 3 million care jobs. Passage of the plan could be contingent on which party controls the Senate.https://bit.ly/34voF7P
We may not know the results of the Georgia Senate races immediately, but there are already signs that Trump’s grousing about the election results, and the alleged complicity of Georgia Republicans, could depress party turnout.https://bit.ly/3aEKkyg
Georgia election official @GabrielSterling said Monday that the president’s disinformation campaign about the November election is impacting turnout models.https://twitter.com/emarvelous/status/1346189161628377090 …
Via @ABCPolitics: “At the end of the day, we want to make sure people understand their votes count. Every person, every voice matters.”https://twitter.com/ABCPolitics/status/1346189711023480833 …
For Sen. Kelly Loeffler, her focus “is on tomorrow Tuesday, January 5th, making sure that Georgians turn out to vote.”https://twitter.com/carolinerkenny/status/1346184118955081732 …
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The Georgia Senate runoff races are Tuesday, and control of the upper chamber is on the line.
President Trump’s baseless election fraud allegations are dividing Georgia Republicans, and it could cost Sen. Kelly Loeffler her race.