Read Arts Action Fund member Roger Brooks’ editorial printed in yesterday’s Concord Monitor as he makes the case to presidential hopefuls of why the arts matter in New Hampshire, the nation’s first early voting primary state. This media success is one of the strategies of our #ArtsVote2016 campaign, which empowers members like you to make a difference.
Even if you don’t live in one of the early primary or caucus states like New Hampshire or Iowa, you can help contribute to our grassroots #ArtsVote2016 work on the ground. Voters in these states have a distinct advantage in shaping and narrowing the field of presidential candidates. That’s why we will be training dozens of arts advocates in New Hampshire next week and in Iowa next month. Your contribution will provide the support we need to carry out the #ArtsVote2016 campaign.
P.S. If you live in New Hampshire or Iowa, there’s still time to sign up for the upcoming free #ArtsVote2016 training workshops in Manchester on July 21st and in Des Moines on August 14th, respectively.