NEW: CFFE PAC Surpasses Knocking on the Doors of 11 Million Voters in Push to Elect Care Champions and Break Republican Trifecta

WASHINGTON ⎯ The Campaign for a Family Friendly Economy (CFFE) PAC announced new milestones in its 2026 electoral program, knocking on the doors of more than 11.4 million voters and having more than 518,000 conversations since September 1. With just a week until Election Day, CFFE PAC’s canvassers are continuing to help undecided voters understand who is responsible for high costs and which candidates will fight to bring them down.

CFFE PAC has already invested $23.5 million this cycle to reach voters across 26 of the most competitive House and Senate races in the country. At voters’ doors, canvassers are connecting the financial pressures families face every day with the choices on their ballots, making the case for Democrats committed to affordable child care, elder care, health care and paid family and medical leave.

“Families need their elected officials to fight for affordable child care, investments in elder care, and paid family and medical leave,” said Sondra Goldschein, Executive Director of the Campaign for a Family Friendly Economy PAC.

 

“Through our largest electoral program to date, we’re making sure voters know who will truly fight for them and what’s at stake this November. Having a Democratic majority in the House and the Senate is crucial to bringing down the cost of care and giving working families room to get ahead.”

CFFE PAC’s field program is reaching voters in Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maine, North Carolina, Iowa, Florida and Texas. Multi-piece mail and paid media campaigns reinforce that outreach, elevating local families’ stories and highlighting how electing Democrats can help bring down the cost of care.

With Election Day quickly approaching, the high cost of caregiving remains a critical part of the debate over affordability. For families struggling to pay for child care or support an aging parent, or who don’t have access to paid family and medical leave, lowering the cost of care is core to lowering their overall cost of living. CFFE PAC is bringing those concerns directly into the election, making sure voters know that Democrats alone are committed to lowering costs.

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The Campaign for a Family Friendly Economy PAC works to elect candidates who believe all people should be able to afford to care for themselves and their loved ones. Since 2015, we have run some of the largest electoral programs in battleground states to support candidates that are fighting for policies like paid family and medical leave and quality, affordable child care, elder care and health care. We know how to effectively communicate about high costs and the economy in the way people actually think about it, emphasizing who is committed to lowering costs, and who isn’t. We use this insight to reach voters at the scale needed to have an impact, building support for candidates up and down the ballot who are committed to lowering the cost of caregiving.