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4/30 Action Alert: Ask the Housing Committee to vote yes on LD 1522!

TAKE ACTION TODAY for families, children, and our neighbors who are counting on us. On Thursday, 5/1, the Housing Committee will vote on LD 1522. 

Email legislators on the Housing Committee to ask them to VOTE YES on LD 1522 to continue the successful Eviction Prevention Program (EPP)!

Tell them: Safe homes CAN'T WAIT! Ask them to vote yes on LD 1522 tomorrow and tell them why you care. Thank them for their service and share your name and town. Let's get 50 emails to them today - can you be one of them? More info you can share is in our fact sheet.

Copy and paste the addresses below in your email:

Chip.Curry@Legislature.Maine.gov; Donna.Bailey@Legislature.Maine.gov; Richard.Bennett@Legislature.Maine.gov; Traci.Gere@Legislature.Maine.gov; Amanda.Collamore@Legislature.Maine.gov; john.eder@legislature.maine.gov; Cheryl.Golek@Legislature.Maine.gov; Cassie.Julia@Legislature.Maine.gov; Marc.Malon@Legislature.Maine.gov; Arthur.Mingo@Legislature.Maine.gov; Tiffany.Roberts@Legislature.Maine.gov; Mark.Walker@Legislature.Maine.gov; Yusuf.Yusuf@Legislature.Maine.gov

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Tell Congress: oppose any budget that harms Mainers and gives tax breaks to the rich!

At a time when food prices have skyrocketed and the cost of living in Maine continues to rise, taking food, medicine, housing, or other essentials away from people is not a solution. Cuts to SNAP, Medicaid (MaineCare) or adding harmful 'work requirements' would devastate Maine families, local economies, and our state’s efforts to end hunger and poverty.

Stand up for Maine people. Your voices make a difference! 

Click to Call Senator Collins or dial (202) 224-2523

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If their mailboxes are full, try calling Sen. Collins' regional offices or Sen. King's regional offices instead.

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We helped lead the charge to provide access to affordable health care for 70,000 people in Maine through Medicaid expansion with the help of people just like you! Together, we are making Maine a better place to live and work for all Mainers.

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