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Run For Something has just pumped $10 million into electing left-leaning school board members. Co-founder Amanda Litman tells The New Abnormal the basic credentials you need.

Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/GettyListen to this full episode of The New Abnormal on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon and Stitcher.Amanda Litman, the co-founder of Run For Something, announced this week that the group would pump $10 million into local school board races that are being hijacked by the conservative Moms for Liberty group.Litman tells The New Abnormal co-host Danielle Moodie she is determined to see progressive voices on school boards, adding that there is a

REUTERS/Hannah BeierA progressive campaign group is getting in on school board battles, with a goal of an eight-figure war chest for the hyper-local races.Run For Something, a progressive group focused on supporting candidates in down-ballot races, says it’s planning a $10 million investment in left-leaning school and library board candidates in 2024 and 2025. The Wednesday announcement comes amid intensifying battles for school and library boards, with conservative campaigns moving to sl...

The liberal group Run For Something is getting in on school and library board elections, where conservative groups like Moms for Liberty are backing candidates of their own.

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Gun control activist David Hogg and campaign consultant Kevin Lata say younger lawmakers will bring more attention to important issues.

A Hillary Clinton campaigner has received backlash online after claiming that parents who support admission tests and gifted programs are part of the far right.

Progressive activist Darwin Leuba takes on Corey O'Connor, who has served as Allegheny Couny controller since being appointed last summer.