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New Year, New Leaders: What’s Next for the 50+ Voter?

Sponsor: AARP - 12/08/20 10:37 AM ET
Sponsor: AARP - 12/08/20 10:37 AM ET

 

America’s most reliable voters, the 50+ community, made their voices heard and newly elected officials will soon take their seats all across the nation.

What steps will a new administration and a new Congress take to assist in our health and economic recovery? And how will policymakers keep promises made to older voters?

The Hill will convene elected federal, state, and municipal policymakers, and community leaders for an in-depth discussion on the priorities of older Americans, and moving the nation forward.

Tuesday, December 15, 2020

1:00 PM ET / 10:00 AM PT

 

Speakers:

  • Heather Booth, Former Senior Engagement Director, Biden/Harris Campaign
  • Jennifer Carroll, National Spokeswoman, Maggie’s List; Former Lt. Governor, FL
  • Tom Coleman, former Congressman, MO
  • Rep.-elect Kai Kahele (D-HI), U.S. Representative-Elect
  • Nancy LeaMond, Executive Vice President; Chief Advocacy & Engagement Officer, AARP
  • Kesha Ram (D-VT), State Senator-Elect, VT State Senate
  • Mayor Acquanetta Warren, City of Fontana, CA

Additional speakers to be announced.

Moderator:

  • Steve Clemons, Editor-at-Large, The Hill

 

 

Join the conversation! Tweet us @TheHillEvents #TheHillOlderVoters

 

 

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