; (vi) guaranteeing the right to water by ending water and utility shut offs and making clean water and sanitation services accessible to all; (vii) guaranteeing accessible, diverse, safe, high quality, equitable options for universally affordable child care and public education and accessible education infrastructure from pre-K–12 for all children, ensuring that higher education is free to everyone who wants to attend, and protecting and expanding public resources for students with disabilities; (viii) guaranteeing quality health care for all, enacting a universal single payer national health care program that puts people ahead of profits, expanding our public health infrastructure to better address social determinants of health, investing in Native American health through fully funding the Indian Health Service and social support for Native Americans, and investing critical resources for health care services and infrastructure in urban and rural underserved communities; (ix) enacting relief from student debt, housing debt, utilities debt, medical debt, and other household and personal debt that cannot be paid; (x) ensuring every individual can access financial and credit services free of deceptive or unnecessary fees and lending discrimination, but with meaningful community reinvestment; and (xi) ensuring that State, local, and Tribal governments are adequately funded so as to avoid bankruptcy or fiscal crisis; (B) expanding and protecting the right to vote, including by— (i) restoring the full power of the Voting Rights Act by updating the preclearance formula to cover all States and political subdivisions with deep-rooted histories of voter suppression and any and all jurisdictions that recently passed voter suppression laws or utilized voter suppression policies or tactics; (ii) making election day a national holiday; (iii) establishing a fair redistricting process that eliminates all forms of racist and political gerrymandering, allows public input, and guarantees that every vote counts the same