Health Info, Policy Updates
Publication Date: September 09, 2024
By: NWHN Staff
The 2024 election will be, yet again, the most consequential election of our lives.
Women’s health and voting rights are inextricably linked. Our votes can save lives, restore bodily autonomy, and transform the country into a place where women and people assigned female at birth are full citizens again. As part of our #4Her2024 Get Out the Vote campaign, the NWHN, Sarah Epperson, and NOISE FOR NOW bring you this exclusive T-shirt so that you can proudly identify as a women’s health voter. 90% of the proceeds go right back to the NWHN’s work. Order today.
Why should I make a plan to vote?
Making a plan to vote is empowering and effective. Making a plan to vote greatly increases the chances you actually will, and can help reduce anxiety around the voting process (especially for first-time voters!).
– Make a plan to vote and spread the word to others! Know what your voter registration status is
– Know what your voter registration status is
– Make a plan to vote by mail or in person
– If you plan to vote in person, research where your local polling places are
– Tell your loved ones about your plans to vote and encourage them to make their own plans too
Get more free voting tips and resources at our Voting HQ Page.
– 1M new voters registered through Vote.org this cycle.
– Poll: Harris ignites enthusiasm among younger adults in critical swing states.
– Abortion rights questions are on ballots in 9 states. Will they tilt elections?
– How the electorate has changed in key states and what it could mean this election.
– Young voters harbor deep worries about inflation, debt and housing.
– Young voters were crucial in 2020. They’re urging Kamala Harris not to take them for granted.
– States with strictest abortion laws offer the least support for women and families.
– America is trying to fix its maternal mortality crisis with federal, state and local programs.
– Poll: Strong bipartisan majorities in swing states oppose criminalizing abortion.
– Texas sues to block Biden rule protecting privacy for women who get abortions.
In Solidarity,
The National Women’s Health Network
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