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December 18, 2022

NEA EdAction Dec 18th 2022

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Congressional leadership has agreed on a “framework” for final FY2023 funding bills and passed a stopgap measure to continue current funding levels through Dec. 23. We’ll provide an update on the end of the 117th Congress and the beginning of the 118th Congress in January. 

In this, my final email of the year, I would like to recognize the top cyber-lobbyists of the year. They have been relentless in reaching out to their members of Congress! 

Thank you for helping NEA make a difference for students, educators, and families across America. Let’s keep the activism going in 2023!

In solidarity, 

"Marc Egan" written as a signature
Marc Egan
Government Relations Director
National Education Association

 
FEATURED ACTION
Invest in Public Education
The 117th Congress must finish its work with a comprehensive FY2023 funding bill that prioritizes education to ensure equal opportunity—particularly in Black, brown and rural communities.
Take Action  ➤
 
Reduce Child Poverty
Restore the enhanced Child Tax Credit that cut child poverty nearly in half last year, make it fully refundable, and provide monthly payments to help working families make ends meet. 
Take Action  ➤
 
Pass the Electoral Count Reform Act
This bill would ensure that the electoral votes tallied by Congress accurately reflect the people’s vote and clarify that the vice president’s role is strictly ministerial: presiding over the counting of ballots in his or her capacity as president of the Senate. 
Take Action  ➤
Top 50 Cyber Lobbyists of 2022

  • Chinelo Ananaba, Brooklyn Park, MD
  • Hector Bertin, Whiteville, TN
  • Colin Boysel, Columbus, OH
  • Andrew Carroll, Colchester, CT
  • Kathleen Chandler, Wellsboro, PA
  • Rutherford Charlot, Saint Albans, NY
  • Jarrett Cloud, Morris Plains, NJ
  • Daryl W. De Boer, Toms River, NJ
  • Danielle Dehmani-Roberts, Dublin, OH
  • Lawrence East, Jacksonville, NC
  • Barbara Fetsko, Uniontown, PA
  • Patricia Foschi, Santa Fe, NM
  • Christina Frenzel, Lansing, MI
  • Angela Gantos, Tiburon, CA
  • Armando Garcia, Perris, CA
  • Cody Goin, Buffalo, MO
  • Joe Good, Oxford, MI
  • Caryn Graves, Berkeley, CA
  • Barbara Harper, Castroville, CA
  • Martin Horwitz, San Francisco, CA
  • Jeffrey Jedd, Elk Grove Village, IL
  • James Klein, Corpus Christi, TX
  • Michele Kuffrey, Winter Garden, FL
  • Andrew Kurzweil, Brooklyn, NY
  • Sharon Longyear, Port Ewen, NY
  • Jim Loveland, St Petersburg, FL
  • Scott Lundgren, Chicago, IL
  • Karen May, Morehead, KY
  • Beverly McGrath, Cave Creek, AZ
  • Caephren McKenna, Oakland, CA
  • Jason Miller, Arlington, VA
  • Lauren Murdock, Santa Barbara, CA
  • Jeff Neikirk, Troy, OH
  • Justin Philipps, Newark, OH
  • Susan Porter, Pasadena, CA
  • Mikel Pruitt, Roscoe, IL
  • Thomas Rogers, Chatsworth, CA
  • Jessica Rollins, Independence, KY
  • Ted Schnitzer, Sharon, MA
  • Vijay Sheldan, Scottsdale, AZ
  • Steven Solomon, West Hollywood, CA
  • Sandra Stock, Tucson, AZ
  • Sheila Tran, Eagan, MN
  • Judy Trohkimoinen, Casper, WY
  • Baysan Tulu, Holland, MI
  • Mike Vanlandingham, Shawnee, KS
  • Christopher Walker, Benton, AR
  • Kevin Walsh, Madison, CT
  • Nathan Williams, Bridgeview, IL
  • Chris Workman, Ontario, CA

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