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REPRODUCTIVE FREEDOM
Politicians have no place in our bedrooms or our doctors’ offices. Republicans are coming after our most fundamental freedoms, and they won’t stop at abortion. Democrats will continue fighting against their extreme agenda and for our right to make our own health care decisions.
Katherine Clark has led in the House to:
Pass the Women’s Health Protection Act to ensure federal abortion access.
Pass the Ensuring Access to Abortion Act that would protect an individual’s right to travel across state lines to seek abortion care.
Pass the Right to Contraception Act to protect an individual’s right to access birth control.
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x WORKING FOR YOU representing Massachusetts’ 5th district Our campaign is organizing on the ground and online to
re-elect Katherine and build a coalition to support her and make sure everyone has fair shot.
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The people of my district are my inspiration, and the opportunity to build on the progress we have made together is why I’m running for re-election.
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Read Her Story WHAT WE’RE WORKING FOR Katherine is a passionate and proven leader who ensures that the issues families talk about around their kitchen tables are on the table in Washington.
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She went to Washington to ensure that the issues families are talking about around their kitchen tables are on the table in Congress.
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DELIVERING ACCOUNTABILITY When Democrats take control of Congress, Katherine will lead Democrats in cracking down on ICE, stopping Trump’s unauthorized wars, and holding Trump accountable for using the presidency to make himself billions of dollars while raising costs for you.
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Led the House to pass legislation to ensure federal abortion access, protect birth control access, and stop political prosecution of doctors and women who are forced to cross state lines for healthcare.
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Passed a law to protect survivors of domestic violence and sponsored a major bill to provide justice for survivors of sexual assault.
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The right to vote is the most sacred tools of our democracy. That right is under attack in the face of Republican voter suppression laws in legislatures around the country. It’s critical that we reinforce our commitment to ensuring everyone’s voice is heard at the ballot box.
Katherine Clark has:
Helped secure passage of the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act and the For the People Act in the House, bills that would make it easier to vote and harder to buy elections.
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Justice & Equity The founding principles of our democracy are freedom, justice, and equality for all – and those need to be the throughline in all of our policy actions.
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Voting Rights & Preserving Our Democracy The right to vote is the most sacred tools of our democracy.
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Our economy should work for all Americans– not just the ultra wealthy. We believe every worker should be paid a living wage, be provided essential benefits like paid family leave, and have the right to join a union.
Katherine Clark has:
Helped secure the passage of legislation to protect collective bargaining rights, extend paid leave to every worker, and guarantee equal work for equal pay through the U.S. House.
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An Affordable America Our economy should work for all Americans– not just the ultra wealthy.
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Public education is the foundation of our democracy. Federal investments need to meet the needs of our children and families in every district around the country. We have an opportunity to make long term investments in students’ sustained success and that moment needs to be met with bold action.
Katherine Clark has:
Secured funding to help our schools reopen safely during the pandemic.
Authored legislation to provide child care on college campuses and provide financial assistance for students experiencing homelessness and foster youth.
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Federal investments need to meet the needs of our children and families in every district around the country.
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We have an opportunity to make long term investments in students’ sustained success and that moment needs to be met with bold action.
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Katherine Clark has: Brought home millions of dollars in federal funding to renovate and modernize public schools across Massachusetts 5th district.
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Secured the largest investment in early education and Head Start in American history.
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CLIMATE CHANGE, ENERGY & THE ENVIRONMENT
We have a fundamental responsibility to future generations to protect our planet, invest in clean energy, and center environmental justice in all of our policies.
Katherine Clark has:
Led the caucus in passing the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act that will remove all of the remaining lead pipes in America and invest in public transportation and communities most impacted by climate change.
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Climate Change, Energy & The Environment We have a fundamental responsibility to future generations to protect our planet, invest in clean energy, and center environmental justice in all of our policies.
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Katherine Clark has: Led the caucus in passing the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act that will remove all of the remaining lead pipes in America and invest in public transportation and communities most impacted by climate change.
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Introduced legislation to reduce plastic production and pollution and shift the financial burden of recycling off consumers and municipalities and onto corporate polluters.
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Secured the largest investment in affordable childcare in American history.
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Helped pass the American Rescue Plan, which significantly increased the child tax credit and expanded childcare.
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Women’s Rights As the highest-ranking woman in Congress, Katherine has always fought to protect women.
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Katherine Clark has: Fought for women’s economic power through the child tax credit, equal pay for equal work, paid leave, and affordable childcare.
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Too many Americans live in fear of gun violence. Democrats have proposed common sense reforms to promote public safety and keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. We’ll keep fighting against the gun lobby and their attempts to block these measures that a majority of Americans support.
Katherine Clark has:
Partnered with civil rights icon John Lewis to lead the historic sit-in on the House floor calling on the then Republic-led body to allow for a vote on commonsense gun reform.
Voted to close background check loopholes and to ban assault weapons.
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Democrats have proposed commonsense reforms to promote public safety and keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people.
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We’ll keep fighting against the gun lobby and their attempts to block these measures that a majority of Americans support.
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Katherine Clark has: Partnered with civil rights icon John Lewis to lead the historic sit-in on the House floor calling on the then Republican-led body to allow for a vote on commonsense gun reform.
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Voted to close background check loopholes and to ban assault weapons.
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HEALTH CARE
When you, a friend, or a loved one are sick, the last thing you want to think about is how you’re going to afford the care you need. We believe access to health care should be a right, not a privilege.
Katherine Clark is:
An original co-sponsor of Medicare for all; Expanded access to affordable care through the American Rescue Plan.
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But I know how much urgent work remains: delivering an affordable America, ensuring voting rights for all Americans, addressing the climate crisis, ensuring access to healthcare, and fighting for a fair economy for women, kids, and communities of color.
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Katherine CLARK WORKS FOR YOU LOWERING THE COST OF LIVING Katherine is leading the fight to cancel Trump’s cuts to Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act, to end the Iran war that has raised gas prices, and to lift Trump’s tariffs that have made everything more expensive.
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Health Care When you, a friend, or a loved one are sick, the last thing you want to think about is how you’re going to afford the care you need.
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Katherine Clark has: Led the fight against Trump’s cuts to Medicaid that have raised costs and pushed hospitals, nursing homes and community-based health centers to the brink of closure.
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Fought to extend the Affordable Care Act tax credits that Republicans refuse to reauthorize Passed groundbreaking legislation to help families ravaged by the opioid epidemic, addressing care for newborns suffering from opioid exposure and the shortage of treatment professionals.
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Issue Position
The founding principles of our democracy are freedom, justice, and equality for all – and those need to be the throughline in all of our policy actions.
Katherine Clark has:
Introduced the BE HEARD Act to expand protections for people facing workplace harassment.
Voted to create explicit protections for the LGBTQ+ community from discrimination and address the ongoing hate and violence targeted toward AAPIs.
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Voted to create explicit protections for the LGBTQ+ community from discrimination and address the ongoing hate and violence targeted toward AAPIs.
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Every worker should be paid a living wage, be provided essential benefits like paid family leave, and have the right to join a union.
Helped pass legislation to protect collective bargaining rights, extend paid leave to every worker, and guarantee equal work for equal pay through the U.S. House.
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Championed the House passage of the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act to combat voter suppression and racial gerrymandering.
That right is under attack in the face of Republican voter suppression laws in legislatures around the country.
Katherine Clark has: Championed the House passage of the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act to combat voter suppression and racial gerrymandering.
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