
Nirav D. Shah
@nirav_maine • 35,379 subscribers
Attorney. Economist. Public health leader.
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Our campaign has officially hit the required number of signatures to qualify as a candidate for the Maine Democratic Nominating Convention! Our team gathered 800+ signatures from Mainers in just a few days, and I couldn’t be more grateful for the support we’ve received across the state. Let’s go!
Nirav D. Shah74,788 views • 22 days ago

What voters in Maine are looking for are clearly progressive leaders that will actually fight to make policies like Medicare for All a reality. I am that leader. I will fight to stop ICE’s atrocities against immigrant families like my own. I will fight to protect and restore reproductive rights in our nation. I will work to end pointless wars. I hope you’ll join me. Let’s do this.
Nirav D. Shah71,486 views • 25 days ago

As your next United States Senator, I will fight for Medicare for All because nobody in the wealthiest country on earth should go bankrupt over a medical bill. I will fight to make billionaires and the biggest corporations finally pay their fair share. I will fight to rein in ICE and end the targeting of our immigrant neighbors. And I will fight to end Trump’s reckless foreign wars. This race is not about one person or one seat. It is about everyday Mainers. I’ve shown up and fought for you before, and I am ready to do it again.
Nirav D. Shah35,577 views • 26 days ago

The movement never ended. Team Shah is fired up and ready to win.
Nirav D. Shah17,083 views • 25 days ago

Maine, I'm running for the United States Senate to fight for Medicare for All. To build an economy that works for everyone, not just billionaires and big corporations. And to defend reproductive rights, full stop. Susan Collins has had her chance. Decades of siding with the privileged few while working people get squeezed. Time's up. I've shown up for Mainers before — through the toughest days of a pandemic, when it mattered most. I'm ready to do it again. This fight is for everyday Mainers. Let's go win it.
Nirav D. Shah14,427 views • 23 days ago

The CDC is no longer trustworthy. We know what will happen as a result of the potential change to the hepatitis B vaccine recommendation. How? Because that was the recommendation prior to 1991. That approach didn’t bring rates down enough, which led to the birth-dose recommendation in 1991. Prior to 1991, ~18K newborns/year were infected with hep B. Nowadays, it’s <20. So we’re moving backward, not forward.
Nirav D. Shah45,013 views • 8 months ago
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