Children First Action Fund

Did you hear the good news?

Last week, our leaders in Harrisburg finally passed a state budget that delivers for children.

After months of delay, state lawmakers approved $1 BILLION in new investments for children and families.

These wins didn’t happen by accident. Advocates, parents, and champions in the legislature fought to make kids a priority.

We’re grateful for every lawmaker who helped make raising a family in PA more affordable and gave more children a fair shot at success.

There’s still more work ahead, but we celebrate a big step forward.

Last chance!

The polls are open for just two more hours!

ling place or ballot drop-box >> https://vote.pa/find/

Then review the Children First Action Fund 2025 Judicial Voter Guide and VOTE for fair judges >> childrenfirstactionfund.org/judicial-voter-guide

Pennsylvania’s courts — and our children’s futures — are on the ballot today.

Make your voice heard before polls close at 8pm.

Find your polling place or ballot drop-box >> www.vote.pa/find

Then review the Children First Action Fund 2025 Judicial Voter Guide and VOTE for fair judges >> childrenfirstactionfund.org/judicial-voter-guide

Find Voting Location - VOTE.pa Find where to drop off your mail ballot, vote early on demand, or vote at a polling place in the next election. Options change based on county availability.

Election Day is here!

If you’re voting in person, polls are open until 8pm.

If you still have your mail-in ballot, deliver it to a drop-box by 8pm OR take it to your polling place.

You can find your polling place or ballot-drop here >> vote.pa/find

Don’t forget to review the 2025 Judicial Voter guide and VOTE for fair judges >> www.childrenfirstactionfund.org/judicial-voter-guide

If you encounter any problem at the polls or with your ballot tomorrow, call the non-partisan election protection hotline.

• English: 1-866-OUR-VOTE (1-866-687-8683).

• Spanish: 1-888-VE-Y-VOTA (1-888-839-8682)

• Other languages: 1-888-API-VOTE (1-888-274-8683).

Thank you for making your voice heard!

Pennsylvania’s courts — and children’s futures — are on the ballot tomorrow.

Make your plan to vote:

✔️ Are you going before or after work?

✔️ Do you need to make family arrangements?

✔️ Will you need leeway from your employer?

✔️ Who are you bringing with you to the polls?

✔️ Find your polling place or ballot drop-box >> www.vote.pa/find

✔️ Review the 2025 Judicial Voter Guide >> childrenfirstactionfund.org/judicial-voter-guide

✔️ Vote for fair judges

Find Voting Location - VOTE.pa Find where to drop off your mail ballot, vote early on demand, or vote at a polling place in the next election. Options change based on county availability.

Do you have a plan to vote on Tuesday, Nov. 4th?

Are going to vote before or after work? Do you need to make family arrangements so you can make it to the polls? Do you need to ask your boss for leeway so you can vote before your shift?

Finalize the details of your vote plan today and make sure your voice is heard in this important election.

🗳️ Find your polling place or ballot drop-box >> vote.pa/find

ℹ️ Review the 2025 Judicial Voter Guide >> childrenfirstactionfund.org/judicial-voter-guide

If you still have your mail-in ballot… don’t mail it! Hand deliver it to a ballot drop box near you.

You can also surrender your mail-in ballot at your polling place on election day and vote in person.

Find your official drop-off location or polling place at www. vote.pa/find/

PA Supreme Court Justice David Wecht is on the ballot Tuesday, November 4.

You will decide whether he continues serving on the court for another 10-year term.

Review Justice Donohue’s record on children and families and VOTE in this important election

👉 childrenfirstactionfund.org/judicial-voter-guide/