Capital Eye Vol. 15 No. 11: Election Reds & Blues

It’s May, all the flowers are blooming like crazy, and there is a lot going on in Charleston and in DC, so here’s the 11th edition of our Capital Eye newsletter to break it all down.

In this edition: 

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If you experienced a problem voting in the primary, we want to hear about it! We’re working with partners and allies to gather information about issues and challenges experienced in West Virginia’s 2022 primary election and to pressure state and local election officials to take action on these issues before the general election. Please fill out our 2022 Primary Election Issues and Action Survey to share your story or contact julie@wvcag.org about your voting experience. 

If you would like to volunteer with Health Care for All WV, or help with the Make Meds Affordable campaign, please contact us at healthcareforallwv@gmail.com.

– Tell Our Senators to Extend the Black Lung Excise Tax – go to blacklungkills.org and fill out the form.

Contact your legislators, and let them know that, although we have made great progress towards a Medicaid Buy-in, and copay caps on diabetic supplies, we need their support in 2023 to get them both over the finish line.

Let’s call our members of congress and ask them to support this proposal, so medications are made more affordable for all.

Take Action here (https://protectmedicare.net/take-action/), and contact your Congress members. Tell them they should demand answers, and an end to the REACH program or any Medicare privatization, from the Biden administration.

We all need to make some calls to Senator Manchin, asking him to support a reconciliation package deal that would continue the ACA and Medicaid subsidies.

 

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