To run for Congress, we need to gather 3,000 petition signatures from Democrats in the district. If you can help, we'll bring you everything you need to ask friends, neighbors, and voters to get Howard on the ballot.

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As accessibility, healthcare, and critical social services are under attack, we must be more visible — and fight back harder — than ever. We're happy to close out Disability Pride Month with a celebration of how far we've come!

Check out our recap from this year's parade.

Expanding access to healthcare is one of the key pillars of my campaign. I'm proud to celebrate 60 years since the United States created Medicare and Medicaid — a system that today serves 40% of Americans.

#medicare #medicaid #HealthcareIsARight

This week, I taught voters how to sign what I think about Trump's spending bill... It’s the Big Bullshit Bill.

Voters are rightfully angry about tax breaks for the wealthy while $1 trillion is cut from Medicaid. I'm furious, too!

In Congress, I'll call them out and fight for everyday residents.

Whatever your skillset, we need your help to make this campaign a success!

You can host a meet + greet, help us fundraise, or volunteer here in Illinois -- all while powering our campaign.

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Why am I right for Congress? Simple: decades of experience using our legal system to advance accessibility, equality, and justice.

Meet me 🧵

I don’t want to run just because I’m a deaf person. I’m running because of the skills that I have.

That being said, there has never been a person who was a culturally Deaf signing person in any legislative seat in any state or the national level.

Read more: evanstonroundtable.com/2025/06/24/i...

I'm running for Congress in Illinois' 9th District.

I'm not a politician; I hold them accountable. I've spend decades fighting in Washington and at home, fighting for the most vulnerable.

Now I'm stepping up to take that fight back to Trump and the radical agenda to take away our rights.