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Republicans and Democrats increasingly view COVID-19 in different ways. Republicans are much less likely to support an additional stimulus package. 61% of Republicans think “the worst is behind us”.
There are racial and ethnic differences concerning thoughts regarding the spread of COVID-19 or contracting a serious case of the disease. Concerns over unknowingly spreading the coronavirus have increased 8% among black Americans.
70% of Americans support the passage of additional economic stimulus. States are experiencing some of the highest spikes of COVID-19 infections since the beginning of spring.
66% of Americans who qualify for unemployment make more money than they did when they worked, due to the extra $600 federal benefit. This gives people the opportunity to stay at home to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 without causing their households, communities and country extreme and undue financial stress.

Negotiations On The Next Round of Coronavirus Stimulus Legislation

Democratic Caucus Chair Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) briefed reporters about negotiations on the next round of coronavirus stimulus legislation.

Rep. Jeffries called the Republican’s proposed HEALS Act “totally irrelevant” and said it was “dead on arrival.”

Rep. Jeffries said Democrats want to extend unemployment benefits, provide another round of stimulus payments, and provide additional funding for state and local governments, which he called a “line in the sand.”

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Our Focus: American COVID-19 Economic Stimulus & Relief

We decide to support and oppose policies and politicians based on their alignment with our focus. Want to know more about our official stand on American COVID-19 Economic Stimulus & Relief?

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What We're Against

Breaks & Vacations

We're against Congress taking breaks/vacations without coming to an agreement on the economic stimulus and relief for America.

Only Helping The Employed

We're against stimulus payments only being offered to those that return to work.

Travel Tax Incentives

We're against a tax incentive to encourage domestic travel, until there is little to no threat to the health of Americans from the virus.

Rushing

We're against rushing re-opening the economy, in a way that jeopardizes the health of most Americans.

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Pandemic Eviction

October 19, 2020 | Our United Resource PAC

A growing number of people are being forced out of where they live because they can’t pay the rent.

Housing advocates and landlord groups both have been warning that millions of people could soon be put out of their homes through eviction if Congress does not do more to help renters and landlords and reinstate expanded unemployment benefits.

The bottom line here is, we need legislation with funding that helps both renters and landlords, because when Covid-19 is over (and I sincerely hope it will be over, and becomes a thing of the pass at some point) the rent will be due, and you will either be a renter with a huge amount due, or a landlord with an empty property and with very few people able to afford a roof above their heads.

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PER-MONTH ‘UNIVERSAL’ RENT MORATORIUM NEEDED

May 5, 2020 | meng.house.gov

Off the bat, rent and mortgage payments across the U.S. would be canceled “for the duration of the pandemic,” according to the letter, which was obtained exclusively by the Daily News and signed by a total of 10 Big Apple Democrats.

California’s new rules for coronavirus reopenings: It’s not all or nothing

August 28, 2020 | The San Francisco Chronicle

Previously, counties had to meet benchmarks for personal protective equipment, contact tracing, testing and hospitalizations in order to proceed with reopenings.

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