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Last vote: tell your state Senator to pass AB 156
Support campaignActive since July 26, 2026 · Report generated September 26, 2026
Reach & mobilization
Constituents mobilized
36
Messages to officials
36
Officials contacted
16
0 federal · 16 state
States reached
1
Cities reached
10
Last 30 days
0
Participation growth since launch
Engagement across the aisle
What constituents are saying
AI-summarized from 36 submissions · themes only, de-identified
All 36 submissions support AB 156, Nevada's universal school breakfast bill. Constituents ground their support in three lived experiences: children arriving at school hungry and unable to focus, teachers personally subsidizing food for students, and working parents facing chaotic mornings. The consistency and volume of messages signals strong, broad-based constituent demand that organizers can cite when pressing colleagues for votes.
“Hungry kids cannot learn. AB 156 is a practical, proven step for Nevada students and I am asking for your support.”
“Teachers in our district spend their own money on granola bars because kids come in hungry. AB 156 fixes that statewide.”
“I work two jobs and mornings are chaos. Universal school breakfast would take real pressure off families like mine.”
“I see what a difference a real breakfast makes for my kids and their classmates. Please support AB 156 so no Nevada student starts the school day hungry.”
“Thank you for standing up for Nevada kids on AB 156. Please keep pushing your colleagues to get this across the finish line.”
Officials under the most pressure
Top states
How messages were delivered
Generated by My Democracy. Figures reflect activity recorded through September 26, 2026. Qualitative themes are AI-summarized and de-identified; verify against source before public quotation.