Sign the petition calling on Congress to pass legislation to pause all foreclosures and evictions during the pandemic

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More and more cities — including right here in the Central Valley — are ordering shut downs of restaurants and non-essential businesses in order to slow the coronavirus. That’s creating a major financial strain on working families who now suddenly may not be able to afford rent.

Our necessary response to the coronavirus is also hurting small businesses that have been forced to shut down.

As we work to mitigate this crisis, it’s so important that we prevent working families and small businesses from needless suffering. That’s why I’m joining the nationwide push to put an end to evictions and foreclosures during this pandemic.

Will you add your name to my petition to protect working families and small business owners across the country?

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I know this is a difficult time for many. And as important as it is that the American people listen to the CDC’s recommendations of social distancing and good hygiene practices — it’s just as critical that Congress do its part to alleviate the economic fallout of this crisis.

I’m proud to see Congress come together to get work done on guaranteed paid sick leave and in providing relief to those in need. But we need to do much more:

Join me: sign the petition calling on Congress to pass legislation to pause all foreclosures and evictions during this pandemic >>

All my very best,

TJ Cox

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From: Andrew Lachman <emailsentby@icontactmail.com> 
Sent: Tuesday, March 17, 2020 2:11 PM

Subject: DNC News: 4/21 Convention Delegate Elections Updates, DNC Digital Training Webinars and Representation

April 21 Delegate Elections May Be Moved I hope everyone is safe. Just because there is a DNC election on, does not mean there are not still important updates we need to know about. As you have seen in the news, several states have been trying to move their primaries. Many of these states have Republican legislatures that have refused to offer broad vote by mail options like Washington, Colorado and California. If the Senate had passed HR1 (For the People Act), then this would have been an option already. I have been advised by CDP that an announcement is coming soon regarding the status of the April 21 district-level Convention Delegate elections, which may be delayed. Please keep an eye out for the update from CDP. CLICK TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THE DELEGATE PROCESS DNC Offering Webinars on Digital Organizing The DNC is hosting a webinar on Digital Organizing amid the COVID outbreak to give you tools to continue organizing during these difficult times. My contacts at the Rural desk shared this with me, but I think this will be useful for every part of the state. There are still openings for Thursday and Friday for these free trainings.  CLICK SIGN UP FOR DIGITAL ORGANIZING WEBINAR Increasing DNC Geographic Diversity Several other states such as Washington provide for specific DNC seats for rural Democrats. We have some great candidates running from outside of LA, Sacramento and the Bay area, but with important rural advocacy and organizing issues and some other Democratic regions such as OC and San Diego with limited representation, it may make sense to look into following Washington state’s model to ensure that our delegation includes several seats that preserve geographic diversity. I support efforts to look into rules changes to effect this sort of change. As always, if there is something we can do better, I’d like to hear from you via email. Andrew Lachman Member, Democratic National Committee Chair, DNC Small Business Owners Council   FOLLOW US

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