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<p><strong>Amanda Litman</strong>, the co-founder of Run For Something, <a href="https://www.thedailybeast.com/progressive-organization-run-for-something-plans-dollar10-million-for-school-board-races?ref=author">announced this week</a> that the group would pump $10 million into local school board races that are being hijacked by the conservative Moms for Liberty group.</p>
<p>Litman tells <strong><a href="https://www.thedailybeast.com/franchise/the-new-abnormal">The New Abnormal</a></strong> co-host <strong>Danielle Moodie </strong>she is determined to see progressive voices on school boards, adding that there is a very short list of qualities that potential candidates need in order to be supported by her organization.</p>
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Amanda Litman, the co-founder of Run For Something, announced this week that the group would pump $10 million into local school board races that are being hijacked by the conservative Moms for Liberty group.
Litman tells The New Abnormal co-host Danielle Moodie she is determined to see progressive voices on school boards, adding that there is a very short list of qualities that potential candidates need in order to be supported by her organization.
