Change for the People

Max Bock
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Change for the People is an organization committed to increasing voter participation with underrepresented groups across the country. We don’t want to just show up for elections and ask for votes. We want to listen to the people. We want to hear their stories and amplify their voices. We want to discuss the issues in their communities. We want to figure out the problems, so we can come up with solutions. Our mission is to organize, educate and empower the most marginalized communities to become politically active.

  1. 5d ago

    Building Power in South Florida

    Join us as we speak with Laura Kelly, Chair of the Miami-Dade County Florida Democratic Party. Laura outlines her strategy of year-round engagement. She highlights the progress made by Democrats in South Florida. She outlines the policies of both Democratic and Republican administrations and their impacts on her community. Finally, she discusses the importance of becoming politically active in your community.

    Building Power in South Florida

  2. Oct 4

    Building Power In Texas

    Join us as we speak with Tierr’ishia Bell, Chairwoman of the Galveston County Democratic Party and President of the Texas Democratic County Chair Association. Tierr’ishia highlights the progress that Democrats have made across the state and outlines strategies to increase voter participation with Texas voters. She gives her thoughts on how to improve relationships with marginalized communities. Finally, she discusses what Texas must do to become a competitive swing state every election cycle.

    Building Power In Texas

  3. Oct 3

    Voter Engagement In New Mexico

    Join us as we speak with Tate Turnbough, Chair of the Roosevelt County New Mexico Democratic Party. Tate discusses progress that Democrats have made in his county and across the state. He outlines strategies to increase voter participation with rural voters. He also gives his thoughts on how to improve relationships with marginalized communities. Finally, he highlights the benefits of New Mexico being selected as an early 2028 presidential primary state.

    Voter Engagement In New Mexico

  4. Oct 1

    Building Power In North Carolina

    Join us as we speak with Molly Holdeman, Chair of the Pitt County North Carolina Democratic Party. Molly highlights progress that Democrats have made in her county and across the state. She outlines strategies to increase voter participation with North Carolina voters. She also discusses the importance of voter engagement in non-urban areas. Finally, we get her thoughts on what Democrats must do to win the 2028 presidential election.

    Building Power In North Carolina

  5. Sep 30

    Empowering South Carolina Voters

    Join us as we speak with Annie E. McDaniel, South Carolina State Representative for the 41st District. Annie discusses the importance of building power in your community before elections. She describes how residents came together and mobilized against the redistricting efforts in her state. She also highlights the benefits of having South Carolina as the first Presidential Primary state.

    Empowering South Carolina Voters

  6. Sep 28

    Engaging Voters In South Carolina

    Join us as we speak with Sydney Van Bulck, Co-Chair of the West Ashley South Carolina Democratic Party. Sydney highlights progress that Democrats have made in the Charleston area and across the state. She addresses the mistakes that Democrats make with South Carolina voters. She also breaks down the keys to the South Carolina presidential primary. Finally, we get her thoughts on the the 2028 presidential election.

    Engaging Voters In South Carolina

  7. Sep 26

    Voter Engagement In Florida

    Join us as we speak with Christine Kennedy Meier, Chair of the Manatee County Florida Democratic Party. Christine highlights progress that Democrats have made across the state. She addresses winning strategies necessary to flip Florida blue. We hear her thoughts on mistakes made when engaging marginalized communities. She also discusses what makes Angie Nixon such a dynamic candidate for the United States Senate. Finally, she outlines the keys to Democrats winning the 2028 presidential election.

    Voter Engagement In Florida

  8. Sep 21

    Engaging Underserved Communities

    Join us as we speak with Dr. OJ, a Nigerian-American educator, entrepreneur and community leader running for Ellis County Commissioner, Precinct 4 in Texas. She talks about her journey from educator to global thought leader. We discuss her opposition to data centers in her state. She also gives her thoughts on how to effectively engage underserved communities. Finally, we talk about the future of the Democratic Party and the 2028 presidential election.

    Engaging Underserved Communities
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About

Change for the People is an organization committed to increasing voter participation with underrepresented groups across the country. We don’t want to just show up for elections and ask for votes. We want to listen to the people. We want to hear their stories and amplify their voices. We want to discuss the issues in their communities. We want to figure out the problems, so we can come up with solutions. Our mission is to organize, educate and empower the most marginalized communities to become politically active.

Information

  • Creator
    Max Bock
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    16
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Max Bock
  • Show Website
    Change for the People

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