John,
This week marks President Biden’s 100th day in office. Join us on Twitter tonight [[link removed]] as we live tweet President Biden’s Joint Address to Congress where he will share his vision for addressing the challenges and opportunities of this historic moment.
In November, we polled young progressive voters in battleground states on what they wan ted to see from the Biden Administration in the first 100 days. Here’s what they said:
49% Ending border separation and reuniting families
36% Increasing taxes on corporations and the wealthy
35% Canceling rent payments during the pandemic
35% Ending gerrymandering and implementing fair redistricting
30% Canceling student loan debt

[link removed] [[link removed]] Read the full poll results here [[link removed]]
President Biden has addressed some of these issues like continuing the moratorium on eviction and supporting legislation to end gerrymandering. He has also made gains on other issues such as COVID-19, climate justice, gun violence prevention, and more. However, there is still much work to be done to address the most pressing issues facing young people like student debt cancelation, free college, ending the filibuster, a $15 minimum wage, passing the John Lewis Voting Rights Act, and more.
The youth vote launched President Biden and Vice President Harris to victory and we will keep pushing these policies until they are passed. So, join us on social tonight and make your voice heard!
[link removed] [[link removed]] Join us on Twitter as we live tweet President Biden’s Joint Address to Congress.
[link removed] [[link removed]] Get in on the fun on Instagram and take part in our Biden Bingo! Fill out your bingo card, post it to your Instagram, and tag the Alliance at @allianceforyouthaction. Participants will be entered into a drawing for one of our fabulous Alliance bandanas.
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Youth organizing does not stop at the ballot box. The Alliance Network will continue putting pressure on the Biden Administration and members of Congress to pass policies that young people care about most.
The work continues,
Sarah Audelo
Executive Director
Alliance for Youth Action
915 5th St NW
Washington, DC 20001
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