Emily Hubbard for School Board

Here we go.

Thankful to be endorsed by the Post-Dispatch!

Editorial: We recommend Hubbard, Jackson for St. Louis school board Far off the radar screen of probably most St. Louis voters on Nov. 8 is the St. Louis school board election. But unlike many of the other races on the

Hey Friends: 1 week, 7 days (or is it 6 now?) until Election Day!!
We have opportunities to help.
1) You can phone bank.
2) You can canvas your neighborhood (or an adjoining one)
2b) you can just put my literature in mailboxes if you don't want to knock on doors
3) Join us Saturday for a last ditch canvassing party!
4) You can be part of the election day team (put out signs at polling places the night before, hand out lit at polling places, bring food to the lit-hander-outers, and probably a couple other things.
Please email me at [email protected] if you're interested (or you can message me here on this platform).

Thanks so much for all your support.

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Today is a park day! Grab a jacket and look for us near the "Variety Wonderland" in Forest Park between 2-5pm. There will be snacks! Leave a comment or question you'd like to have answered for our livestreamed Q&A.

Emily Hubbard for School Board Emily Hubbard is a candidate for the Saint Louis city Board of Education

UPDATES!!!

We have two more Park Pop-Up/Drop-In events planned so far:

10/8 at Forest Park (2-5)
10/15 at Tower Grove Park (2-5)

If you would like to host your own pop-up at your local park to support the campaign, let me know—we can provide snacks, lit, and signs! And depending on our family schedule, I can probably swing by. Also we have plenty of yard signs still available--let me know if you'd like one.

I will also be attending as many neighborhood and ward meetings as I can in October. Please don’t hesitate to ask me if I can attend yours—if I can, I will! And if not, I can drop off my cute campaign cards for you to share.

I'm excited to announce I've received endorsements from the Network for Public Education Action, the Ecumenical Leadership Council, and the Greater St. Louis Labor Council.

And, finally, I'm trying to raise enough money to be able to send out a city-wide mailing, so I'm sure that every voter is reached. Cost estimates vary, but it's in the thousands. I would really appreciate any amount of financial support you are able to give at this time. $5 and $10 adds up! ($2600 does too, if you've got that to spare.)

I appreciate y'all's support so much!

https://secure.actblue.com/donate/emilyforall2022

TOMORROW IS FAIRGROUND PARK DAY! Come by for some treats and to talk to my amazing campaign staff [family]. Look for the banner with the fern on it.

I am unable to be there in person because I’m in Colorado—my sister had a baby!

I’ll be at the 27th ward voter empowerment meeting on Tuesday evening; the new 4th ward’s forum on Wednesday, and the campaign will be at Fairground Park on Saturday.

(That brand new baby hasn’t arrived and eta is unknown, but consensus is next couple days)

It's a busy week!

On Tuesday night I will be at the [old] 27th Ward Voter Empowerment Meeting (6:00PM at the City Hope Bible Church located at 5868 West Florissant Avenue)

On Wednesday night, I will be at the [new] 4th Ward Candidate Forum (6:30 at SEIU, 2725 Clifton Avenue)

Saturday we will be having our park pop-up/pop-in at Fairground Park. There will be really great snacks! While I will be out-of-town, helping my sister with her brand new baby*, I will send my best campaign representatives (my family) to answer questions and share snacks--and hopefully we'll figure out some kind of way for a live-stream appearance.

Hope to see you soon!

*baby has not made an appearance yet and eta is unknown, but we are expecting an arrival by this weekend.

proud and grateful to have these endorsements:
(new)
AFT Local 420 !!!!
St. Louis Labor Club !!!!
Steve Butz, my state rep. !!!!
Bill Stephens, 12th ward alderman !!!!
(existing)
Young Democrats
My kids

Between two ferns, Monday night edition

Slightly menacing campaign art by our third grader.