Governor JB Pritzker is Illinois’ 43rd Governor, elected in 2018 and reelected in 2022 with the highest vote share for any Democratic governor in more than 60 years. Since taking office, he has accomplished one of the most ambitious policy agendas in the nation. During his tenure, he has worked with the General Assembly to overcome years of fiscal mismanagement by balancing the state budget every year, eliminating the state’s multi-billion-dollar bill backlog, improving pension funding, and achieving nine credit rating upgrades.

He raised the minimum wage to a living wage and made historic investments to infrastructure. He has attracted massive new investments in electric vehicle manufacturing and quantum computing, helping Illinois’ economy reach over a trillion dollars. Illinois now ranks among the top five states for infrastructure and workforce development and has significantly improved its ranking among CNBC’s “Best States for Business.”

Illinois is now a top five state for college readiness and its high school graduation rate is at its highest level in more than a dozen years. University of Illinois has become a top ten public university in the U.S., and community college tuition is now free for working-class families. Governor Pritzker led nation-leading climate action and clean energy expansion, creating thousands of new jobs and doubling the state’s renewable energy production. With a focus on families and children, his leadership has led to an assault weapons ban, nation-leading reproductive rights protections, a ban on book bans, and guaranteed paid leave for every worker in the state.

Governor Pritzker and his wife, MK, have been married for more than 30 years, and they are the proud parents of two children.

Cynthia Nixon is an Emmy, Tony, and Grammy Award-winning actor, director and producer best known for her work on SEX AND THE CITY and its sequel AND JUST LIKE THAT... Nixon also stars in HBO's THE GILDED AGE. She has appeared in many films including AMADEUS, LITTLE DARLINGS, and A QUIET PASSION. She made her Broadway debut at age 14 in “The Philadelphia Story,” and has appeared in over 40 plays, including 13 on Broadway. Nixon has received four Tony nominations, winning twice, for “Rabbit Hole” and “The Little Foxes.” Nixon has been politically active for decades on four major issues— abortion access, cancer awareness, public school funding, and LBGTQ equality. She ran for Governor of NY State in 2018, putting issues of economic, racial and gender equality front and center. Nixon and her wife Christine live in NYC with their children and are ardent supporters of the Chicago Abortion Fund.

Brittany Mostiller (she/her) is the Political Education Associate Director at the National Network of Abortion Funds (NNAF). Leveraging her lived experience as a fund member, Chicago Abortion Fund grantee, We Testify Storyteller, and community organizer, Brittany leads strategic decision-making for learning and practice at NNAF. Her role in scaling political education at the organization is a testament to her leadership. Brittany holds a BS in Business Administration- Management and has participated in several reproductive health and justice fellowships across the country, including Stepping into Power at Forward Together. Brittany is a proud Cancer, Chicago Southsider, queer mama of four, and cat lady with a lot to say.

Proudly raised on the South Side of Chicago, Dominique Jackson is a graduate of Howard University and Yale Law School. Before law school, she taught creative writing to high school students. As an attorney, Dominique maintains an active pro bono practice supporting immigrants, survivors of gender-based violence, and individuals impacted by the criminal legal system. Outside of her legal work, Dominique creates multi-media visual art, and has received awards from the Chicago Artists Coalition and the Propeller Fund. Dominique co-founded the People's Grab N Go, a food access initiative, and serves on the boards of several non-profits focused on community empowerment. She has been a volunteer with CAF since 2018, connecting people accessing abortion care to critical resources through CAF's helpline.