RERUN: A Democratic senator in a swing district was knocking on doors when draft Roe decision came out. Here's what happened next
RERUN: A Democratic senator in a swing district was knocking on doors when draft Roe decision came out. Here's what happened next

RERUN: A Democratic senator in a swing district was knocking on doors when draft Roe decision came out. Here's what happened next

Asmae Charifi

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<p>In this episode of The Brief, first aired on May 17, 2022, Washington state Sen. Emily Randall, who has been knocking on doors in her tough swing district in the Kitsap Peninsula and&nbsp;Matt Hildreth, executive director of&nbsp;<a href="http://ruralorganizing.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">RuralOrganizing.org</a>&nbsp;talk about&nbsp;being on the ground talking with voters in rural areas and urban areas before, during, and after the leaked Supreme Court decision on&nbsp;<em>Roe v. Wade.</em>&nbsp;They have some interesting insights into how much of an effect it is having on voters and organizing for the midterms as well as some good ideas for what Democrats need to do to be successful in saving our democracy.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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