In 2021, American Family Voices started a nonpartisan project we called Factory Towns to do deep research about what was going on in the working-class communities in Pennsylvania and the Midwest that had seen a surge of support for white nationalism. We have been studying these counties’ voting patterns and political attitudes in depth.
The work we did has gotten a lot of notice. The Factory Towns project has been featured in three different exclusives in the New York Times; President Biden’s former Chief of Staff Ron Klain and Senator Sherrod Brown have shown up at fundraisers for us; Sherrod and Ro Khanna have written about our work in opinion pieces in The American Prospect and the Economist. We are working hard to build communities of trusted messengers in these communities, and to get these voters the information they need to make a good decision in voting.
But to close the deal with these critically important working-class voters in PA, MI, WI, and OH, we urgently need your financial support. We know there are a lot of candidates and groups hitting you up for money, but please include us on your list of contributions as this election draws near. And please contribute today, so that we can move money into the field right away.
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