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Millard Day of Action with Denise Powell and Christy Knorr

Saturday, August 29, 2026, 1:00 PM CDT
Millard Highlands Park, Omaha, Nebraska

About

# Knock doors with Denise Powell and Christy Knorr after the Millard Days Parade! Christy Knorr is a hospice nurse and community advocate who has spent her entire life standing with people in their hardest moments. As a longtime Omaha neighbor, she knows firsthand what working families are up against: the rising cost of basics, the struggle to access care, and systems that too often leave people behind. Now running for Nebraska's 12th Legislative District, Christy is driven by the same values that have guided her entire life, and a belief that every family deserves support to thrive, not just survive. Denise Powell is a mom, small business owner, former corporate executive, public school champion, and healthcare advocate who knows that a strong work ethic and a love of family and community are the Nebraska way of life. She also knows the Good Life is getting harder to come by. After Trump’s election in 2016, she founded an organization that has supported hundreds of Nebraskans running for local office, protected our public schools and the families they serve, and helped stop extremists from passing abortion bans in the state. ## What to bring: - Charged Phone - Water - A positive attitude! ## What we will do: - Knock on our neighbors doors and talk to them about the upcoming election!

What it's about

  • For Abortion access “Millard Day of Action with Denise Powell and Christy Knorr” Machine-labelled, not yet reviewed
  • Against Elections & results “Millard Day of Action with Denise Powell and Christy Knorr” Machine-labelled, not yet reviewed
  • Against Executive power “Millard Day of Action with Denise Powell and Christy Knorr” Machine-labelled, not yet reviewed

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