Help us tip the balance in November! Will you chip in even just $1 to help make the midterms a big blue wave election?
Robert Reich here. Republicans are dominating the online spaces that could decide the midterm elections.
To win elections in today's world, YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok are more important than television, radio, or print media — and Republicans are dominating far too many of these spaces. It's a trend called "platformization."
The good news is that IMCA was made for this moment — because we saw it coming a decade ago.
We've spent the last 10 years mastering the art of making highly effective voter persuasion videos and posts go viral. As more and more Americans shift their news consumption to video and social media platforms, we're capitalizing by launching our biggest midterm election campaign ever.
Now, we're sounding the alarm to the 22 million people who view our content on social media every week, and we have a multi-pronged plan to help make this a big blue wave election by running our most strategic get-out-the-vote and voter persuasion campaign ever.
However, to greenlight the most ambitious version of our midterm election plans, we're counting on your help — and right now we're more than $150,000 shy of where we need to be at this point in the election cycle.
I believe that if we can fully fund our plan, we can play a key role in helping to tip the balance in November — and your donations will make all the difference.
Can you chip in even just $1 to help stop Donald Trump, educate the public, and support Inequality Media Civic Action's midterm election campaign?
As awful as things are now, I shudder to think what Trump will do if Democrats don't win control of the House and Senate in November.
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