We know that LGBTQIA+ people still experience higher rates of discrimination, homelessness, suicide, police profiling, incarceration, poverty, and violence stemming from hate than the rest of the country, and these outcomes worsen dramatically for Black, Latino, and indigenous people. He says he is a doctor to the underserved and uninsured.“I’m not feeling bad tonight, I’m feeling fired up,” he said in the conference. "Gill called it "preposterous" to suggest Siegel cannot win this time because he did not win in 2018, saying she saw firsthand how hard Siegel worked to close the gap two years ago. Speculators drive up costs at rates that far outpace income growth, in the process pushing renters and homeowners out of their chosen neighborhoods.My own family has benefited from this legacy of America: my Protestant ancestors who escaped persecution in Britain, and my Jewish ancestors who fled pogroms in Eastern Europe, all came here for a better life.

Additionally, according to his bio, during his residency in New Orleans, his group organized around gun violence and social determinants of health. Early voting begins June 29.

“Now is the time in our nation’s history to let our voices be heard.” We must lower prescription drug prices and pursue other important reforms. I taught third grade, fifth grade, and eighth grade; I ran after-school and summer programs; and I organized as a member of the teacher’s union.

Several other congressional seats are up for grabs across Central and South Texas. I support College For All.The TX-10 incumbent, Michael McCaul, is complicit in every Republican attack on our healthcare. "I just really think that Mike’s imagination for what our country can be is much bigger and bolder than Gandhi’s," Gill said, adding that Siegel is "not naive" about the challenges his agenda would face in Congress but that he believes in setting bigger policy goals from the outset.

With votes from all polling locations tallied, Mike Siegel and Pritest Gandhi are headed to a runoff election in the Democratic primary for U.S. Representative District 10. But the contrast that Gandhi is driving in the runoff's final days has as much to do about politics as it does policy.Siegel said he admires and respects the work Gandhi is doing at his clinic — "full stop" — but when it comes to health care policy, there is a "clear contrast" between the two. That was lower in the district than the same metric for O'Rourke and the Democratic nominees for lieutenant governor, attorney general and agriculture commissioner.

"Siegel's ambitions on health care and other issues have cultivated stalwart supporters like Ramanjeet Gill, an Austin lawyer who has backed Siegel since the beginning of his 2018 campaign.Balancing his clinic responsibilities with the campaign, he said, has been "excruciatingly difficult over these past few months, but it has provided a window into the very real challenges that Central Texas families are facing. Right now, our economy and political system is not working for most Americans. Poor and working people, people of color, seniors, and people with disabilities are among those most at risk; we only need to look at the impact of Hurricane Harvey, and recent industrial disasters in Houston to see the truth.Public education is essential to what this country stands for. Mike Siegel and Pritesh Gandhi will head to a runoff in the U.S. House primary election for Texas' 10th congressional district, according to The Associated Press and The Texas Tribune. Big monied interests and corporations are buying our politicians. He called it "a plan to take immediate action to (1) address climate change, and create millions of jobs in the process; (2) guarantee a just transition for affected workers and their families, including a jobs guarantee ... and (3) remedy the legacy of environmental injustice. It was also higher than the shares received by the party's nominees for governor, comptroller, land commissioner and railroad commissioner. As plain as day, we can see that the American Dream has not been for everyone.This is why we must build consensus on comprehensive immigration reform:• I support a path to citizenship for Dreamers, people with Temporary Protected Status, and undocumented immigrants and families who are living and working in the United States.I want the United States to implement a humane border policy that is consistent with international law.

The third-place finisher, Shannon Hutcheson, had been the choice of the powerful abortion-rights group EMILY's List, and her elimination provided something of a reset for national Democrats after the race.Ellison lamented how contentious the runoff has become and said it particularly "frustrates the heck out of me" when Gandhi is criticized from his left on health care.Backed by Bernie Sanders, Siegel is an ardent supporter of "Medicare for All," the single-payer health insurance program, while Gandhi backs a less sweeping proposal that preserves some private insurance.

He co-founded two nonprofit education organizations and serves as the executive director of Oakland Leaf.