$15 Minimum Wage Measure Qualifies for Nebraska Ballot
A ballot measure seeking to raise Nebraska’s minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2026 has officially qualified for the November election.
Ballot Measures Are ‘Central Pathway’ for Abortion Protections Post-Roe, Says the Fairness Project’s Kelly Hall
Kelly Hall, Executive Director of the Fairness Project, recently spoke with The Hill about the importance of investing in a long-term strategy to protect reproductive freedom via ballot measures.
Arizona Measure to Rein In Predatory Medical Debt Collection Officially Qualifies for November Ballot
Arizona voters will decide this November whether to enact strong protections against predatory medical debt collectors, including capping interest rates and shielding assets like homes and cars.
ICYMI: Kelly Hall Raises Alarm on Extremist Lawmakers’ Effort to Stifle Ballot Measure Process
Executive Director of the Fairness Project Joined “When the People Decide” Podcast to Discuss the Successes and Challenges of Ballot Measures
Lack of Medicaid Expansion in Inflation Reduction Act Means Ballot Measure Campaigns Remain Critical For Health Care Access
Ballot measures have repeatedly proven to be an effective path to expand Medicaid and ensure individuals and their families can get the care they need by taking matters into their own hands.
Ballot Measures Are the Next Frontier for Abortion Rights
Ballot measures in the United States have repeatedly proven critical to carving a path for issues such as minimum wage increases, Medicaid expansion, paid leave, and more when partisan gridlock and extremist, out-of-step politicians dominate state legislatures.
ICYMI: Fairness Project Sees Post-Kansas Path to Protect Abortion Rights with Ballot Measures
This week, Politico, Forbes, TIME, and Vanity Fair covered Fairness Project Executive Director Kelly Hall's comments about the path forward for protecting access to abortion care through ballot measures after Kansas voters resoundingly defended abortion rights on Tuesday.
Fairness Project Celebrates Successful Vote to Place Los Angeles Police Accountability Measure on November Ballot
Yesterday, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 to give voters a say in oversight over the county sheriff.