The Femme Lens

Congress just passed the “Big Beautiful Bill,” and it’s anything but beautiful for millions of Americans on Medicaid. From work requirements to deep funding cuts, this bill puts vulnerable families, children, seniors, and disabled individuals at risk.

It’s normal to have big emotions on election night. You may feel hopeful, nervous, disappointed, or even exhausted—and that’s okay. You’re not alone in feeling this way. Many others are experiencing the same emotions, and there are communities and people who understand and support you.

Voting is a powerful way to shape the future. When you vote locally, you’re helping build a community that aligns with your values and beliefs.

Unfortunately, there’s no universal answer to whether you can wear political apparel while voting. Rules around political apparel at polling places vary from state to state. Some states have strict laws that prohibit voters from wearing anything that could be considered an endorsement or opposition to a candidate or political issue.

As the 2024 election approaches, we’re seeing more and more people wearing their political views proudly on their shirts. These election 2024 shirts are showing up everywhere—from rallies to social media—playing an important role in how people express their political views.

In today’s world, voting isn’t just something we’re supposed to do. It’s our chance to shape the future of our country, especially on major issues like women’s health, LGBTQIA+ rights, and social justice. Your vote is your voice, and this year, your voice is needed more than ever.