As we head to the polls in November, it is critical to learn about the policies your candidate of choice plans to implement if elected.

Vice President Kamala Harriscurrently the Democratic presidential candidate, is proposing a comprehensive plan to cut taxes for over 100 million Americans, including expanding the child tax credit to provide a $6,000 tax break to families with newborns.

Harris is committed to ensuring that no one who earns less than $400,000 a year has to pay more taxes. She and her running mate, Tim Walzaim to reduce taxes for middle-class families with children by restoring the American Rescue Plan’s expanded child tax credit, which provides up to $3,600 per child to middle-class and working families in need.

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In addition to reinstating this important tax break for families with children, Harris’ plan introduces a historic expansion of the child tax credit. This proposal would provide middle- and low-income families with a total tax break of up to $6,000 during the child’s first year – a time when expenses are at their highest with the cost of cribs, diapers, car seats and more. This support comes at a crucial time when many parents may have to forgo income to take parental leave.

In addition, there is a plan to cut taxes for healthcare workers. The Earned Income Tax Credit would be expanded to lower-income individuals and couples who are not raising a child at home, reducing their taxes by up to $1,500. It would also cut taxes to help Americans afford health insurance through the Affordable Care Act Marketplace, saving them an average of $700 in premiums, contributing to a total savings of over $6,000 under the ACA—a benefit that Donald Trump tried to lift.