UPDATED Voice For Refuge Releases New Scorecards Ranking Congressional Support to Account for Co-sponsorship of the Afghan Adjustment Act
New York City— Voice for Refuge Action Fund today re-released scorecard rankings for every Member of the House and Senate based on an evaluation of their public statements, congressional actions, oversight letters, and legislative votes to support at-risk and vulnerable Afghans and our Afghan allies. Original scores released in August 2022, on the anniversary of […]
Voice For Refuge Endorses Candidates in Pennsylvania
New York City — Today, Voice for Refuge Action Fund released its endorsements for the upcoming general elections. We are proud to endorse Josh Shapiro for Governor, John Fetterman for Pennsylvania Senate, and Yesenia Rodriguez for State House District 116. “Pennsylvania is a state that is vibrant and home to refugees and New Americans. These […]
Voice For Refuge Endorses Candidates in North Carolina
New York City — Today, Voice for Refuge Action Fund released its endorsements for the upcoming general elections. We are proud to endorse Cheri Beasley for US Senate. We are also pleased to announce endorsements for Senator Jay Chaudhuri for State Senate District 15, Dr. Ya Liu for State House District 21, and Ricky Hurtado […]
Voice For Refuge Endorses Candidates in Florida
New York City— Today, Voice for Refuge Action Fund released its endorsements for candidates in Texas for the upcoming general elections. We are proud to endorse Representative Stephanie Murphy. We are also pleased to announce endorsement for Val Demings for US Senate and Janelle Perez for Florida State Senate District 38. “It is not enough […]
Voice For Refuge Endorses Candidates in Ohio
New York City — Today, Voice for Refuge Action Fund released its endorsements for the upcoming general elections. We are proud to endorse Representative Joyce Beatty, and State Senator Tina Maharath. We are also pleased to announce endorsements for Ismail Mohamed for the State House District 3, and Munira Abdallahi for State House District 9. […]
Voice For Refuge Endorses Candidates in Texas
New York City— Today, Voice for Refuge Action Fund released its endorsements for candidates in Texas for the upcoming general elections. We are proud to endorse incumbents Representative Veronica Escobar, Representative Lloyd Doggett, and Senator Roland Gutierrez. We are also pleased to announce endorsement for Beto O’Rourke for Governor, Rochelle Garza for Attorney General, Vincente […]
Voice For Refuge Endorses Candidates in Michigan
New York City — Today, Voice for Refuge Action Fund released its endorsements for the upcoming general elections. We are proud to endorse Governor Gretchen Whitmer, Representative Debbie Dingell, Representative Rashida Tlaib, Hillary Scholten for US House District 3, Brian Jaye for US House District 9,and Shri Thanedar for US House District 13. We are […]
Voice For Refuge Endorses Candidates in Georgia
New York City— Today, Voice for Refuge Action Fund released its endorsements for candidates in Texas for the upcoming general elections. We are proud to endorse incumbent Senator Raphael Warnock and Representative Lucy Mcbath. We are also pleased to announce endorsement for Stacey Abrams for Governor, Bee Nguyen for Secretary of State, and Dr. Michelle […]
Voice For Refuge Endorses Candidates in Utah
New York City— Today, Voice for Refuge Action Fund released its endorsements for candidates in Utah for the upcoming general elections. We are proud to endorse Fatima Dirie for Utah State House of Representatives District 30 and Angela Romero Utah State House of Representatives District 25. “We need to elect leaders who will uphold America’s […]
Voice For Refuge Endorses Candidates in Tennessee
New York City— Today, Voice for Refuge Action Fund released its endorsements for the upcoming general elections. We are proud to endorse Heidi Campbell for the U.S. House of Representatives District 5 and Odessa Kelly for the U.S. House of Representatives District 7. “We need to elect leaders who will uphold America’s legacy of welcome […]
