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AB 957 has been vetoed. We are winning!

The PERK Advocacy team is glad to share that we had a productive meeting with the Governor's office on Friday, September 22nd. We cannot express our gratitude enough for your unwavering support in making calls and taking action to rally behind our efforts at the Capitol. It is thanks to your dedication that we were able to achieve a resounding success. In a highly significant turn of events, Governor Newsom firmly rejected AB 957 on Friday evening. This decision not only halted the advancement of AB 957, but also effectively put a stop to the progress of SB 599, which heavily relied on the approval of AB 957 to move forward. We are immensely grateful for the impact we made together, and we look forward to what lies ahead on our path to enact positive change.

Please continue to work diligently and help us move forward by contacting the Governor's office and utilizing our action campaign links to request a veto on other bills that affect parents. Your active involvement in this matter is crucial for protecting the rights and interests of parents across our community. Together, we can make a significant impact and ensure that our voices are heard by the policymakers. By reaching out to the Governor's office and engaging in our action campaign, we can emphasize the importance of addressing bills that may have unintended consequences for parents and advocate for changes that will positively impact families. Your dedication and commitment to this cause are greatly appreciated, and we encourage you to spread the word among your friends and family, as the more people involved, the stronger our collective voice becomes. Let's stand together, united in our resolve to safeguard the rights and well-being of parents and make a lasting difference in our community. Together, we can drive change and shape a better future for all parents. Take action today and be the catalyst for progress!

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