Thread by @RevDrBarber

The #PoorPeoplesCamapign is nonpartisan. We don’t endorse by law & ethic. We say people should vote based on who will address the prevailing reality...

This is the reality in Idaho: 37% of people in are poor or low-wealth—658K residents. This includes 49% of children (216K).

Over 2K people are homeless & 191K people are uninsured.

337K make under $15 an hour—53% of Idaho’s workforce.

This is the reality in Michigan: 35% of people are poor or low-wealth—3.5 million residents. This includes 48% of children (1 million).

Over 8K people are homeless & 526K people are uninsured.

1.9 million workers make under $15 an hour—46% of Michigan’s workforce.

This is the reality in Mississippi: 48% of people are poor or low-wealth—1.3 million residents. This includes 58% of children (417K).

Over 1K people are homeless & 352K people are uninsured.

587K workers make under $15 an hour—53% of Mississippi’s workforce.

This is the reality in Missouri: 34% of people are poor or low-wealth—2 million residents. This includes 45% of children (623K).

Over 5K people are homeless & 556K people are uninsured.

1.2 million workers make under $15 an hour—49% of Missouri’s workforce.

This is the reality in North Dakota: 33% of people are poor or low-wealth—242K residents. This includes 40% of children (70K).

Over 542 people are homeless & 56K people are uninsured.

147K workers make under $15 an hour—43% of North Dakota’s workforce.

This is the reality in Washington: 33% of people are poor or low-wealth—2.5 million residents. This includes 48% of children (787K).

Over 22K people are homeless & 481K people are uninsured.

1.2 million workers make under $15 an hour—37% of Washington’s workforce.

Candidates should make clear how they would address these realities & people should vote based on who they think offers the best response.

Get the facts, before you vote: poorpeoplescampaign.org/resource/state…