Some states reopened too fast, and their hospitals are overflowing. Now Governor Reynolds is loosening restrictions. But we can pressure her to keep Iowa safe. Make a pledge that if our hospitals run short of space we’ll hold the governor accountable during the next election. If she keeps things under control we won't bill you. You're only billed if we need to take action because the governor pulled restrictions back too soon. Tell your friends. Because with enough pledges, the governor will pay attention. You'll have made a difference without spending a dime. LevelField — Because you don’t have to be a millionaire to change the world. Anymore. (for more details see our <a href="/campaigns/prevent-iowa-hospital-overflow/details" data-rel="noopener noreferrer" data-target="_blank">Campaign Document</a>)

Stop Iowa's Overflow

Pledge your support and make our politicans act!

<h2>IF HOSPITALS RUN SHORT OF ICU CAPACITY</h2>If Iowa hospitals run critically short of ICU capacity before March 31, 2021, then pledges will be billed. These funds will be used during the 2022 election to remind people that Governor Reynolds didn't do enough to stop Covid during the pandemic.<h2>IF HOSPITALS DON'T RUN OUT OF ICU CAPACITY</h2>If Iowa hospitals don't run critically short of ICU capacity before March 31, 2021, pledges won't be billed. The campaign will have succeeded in pressuring the governor to keep things under control and pledgors won't pay a dime.<ul><li>You can see how we define 'running critically short of ICU capacity' at our <a href="https://www.levelfieldapp.com/campaigns/prevent-iowa-hospital-overflow/faq" data-rel="noopener noreferrer" data-target="_blank">FAQ</a>.</li></ul>

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