Everytown for Gun Safety will spend $3 million to train its volunteers to run for office.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : But even proposals with broad bipartisan support among voters, like universal background checks and red-flag laws, have languished in Congress.
52% : The program is the latest step in a yearslong effort by groups that support stricter gun laws to become politically competitive with the National Rifle Association, which has kept a powerful hold on American politics as mass shootings have multiplied.

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