Campaign Literature—Warren for President


    Warren for President Early Brochures Comparison
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Observations: The six versions are customized in a number of ways. On the front, they use different photos, and there are faint graphic hints of the respective states in the blue background.  The Iowa version, which may be an early edition, is different in that it has only two panels with policy points and "Why Elizabeth Is In This Fight" covers two panels.  The California version is folded so that one of the policy panels is on the back instead of "Join Our Fight."  The versions highlight different policy points:
Iowa
 		New Hampshire
 		Nevada
 South Carolina
 		California, General
Cancel Student Loan Debt
Universal Child Care for All
Health Care Is a Human Right
Fight Climate Change 
Strengthen Our Democracy
End Gun Violence
Health Care for All
Fight Climate Change
Reproductive Freedom
End the Opioid Crisis
 Fight Climate Change
End Gun Violence
Health Care for All
Cancel Student Loan Debt
Reproductive Freedom
Fix the Housing Crisis
 Fight Climate Change
Cancel Student Loan Debt
Putting Working Families First
Protect Our Public Lands
Health Care Is a Human Right
Reproductive Freedom		 End Washington Corruption
Health Care Is a Human Right
Fight Climate Change
Reproductive Freedom
Make The Rich Pay Their Fair Share
Cancel Student Loan Debt














Two issues, Health Care and Climate Change, appear across all brochures. 

"Reproductive Freedom" appears in all but the Iowa version, which only has four points.

 "End the Opioid Crisis" is unique to the New Hampshire brochure; it appears to have supplanted "Cancel Student Loan Debt" which appears in all other versions.

"End Washington Corruption" and "Make The Rich Pay Their Fair Share" are only in the California and general versions.

Other notes:

The Iowa version does not have the "Paid for by Warren for President" disclaimer.

The New Hampshire version has "Printed in New Hampshire".

In the Nevada version, the biographical blurb ("WHY ELIZABETH IS IN THIS FIGHT") has a Nevada specific sentence: "She was appointed by Harry Reid to chair the Congressional Oversight Panel, and she traveled to Nevada to meet with families who were struggling to keep their homes." (Compare to the NH version: "fighting to create the country's first consumer watchdog agency. The CFPB has put over $12 billion back in the pockets of consumers.")

The general version has the union bug on the front.