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Months passed as Kat and I worked side by side to get her elected. We woke up early every morning, no matter what we had been doing the night before, to knock on doors across the neighborhood. Many afternoons were spent stuffing envelopes and talking strategy in Kat’s apartment. On weekends we went out to decompress after a week of campaigning, but politics were never far from our minds. During those months we would end our days together and talk about how surreal our reality had become, stories we will one day pass down to our daughters (who will absolutely be best friends). We grew together and became even closer than I thought possible. It felt sometimes, to me, like every victory she had along that campaign trail was my own. I watched Kat succeed through sheer force and willpower, and it sent a fire through me even in the searing summer heat. I vowed I would knock on as many doors as I could. Working on your best friend’s campaign for city council in your early 20s isn’t something everyone gets to do. Soon, though, I hope this becomes a reality for millennial and Gen Z youth across the country. giant reign e We're even more convinced now that the final season ofGirls giant reign e Keeping a focus on local efforts is also important to Litman, who emphasizes that community organizing helps keep up momentum so that you and your friends are prepared for the next election, and the one after that. “When we're sending money or doing phone calls for candidates across the country, that's good and that's important, but that doesn't last because that's candidate-driven,” she explains. “When you're focusing locally, you're building community, and that's something that we can sustain over the course of multiple election cycles and ultimately use to build lasting power.”Preregister to vote, if you canIn some states, you canpreregister to votewhen you’re 16 years old; othersallow you to cast a primary ballot giant reign e As far as what we can expect next, she’s characteristically in flux about things. “I'm not sure there's a name out there to describe all the songs I have on the EP, but what I would say is there's definitely reggae at the heart of it all as well as just a fusion of sounds,” she adds.As was true for her previous releases on her EPRapture giant reign e