I believe in the power of collective action. Whether it is a group of scientists working to combat climate change, an abortion provider bravely ensuring their patients get the health care they need, a team of engineers innovating to create lasting infrastructure, or activists educating neighbors and fighting for justice — real progress requires all of us.

Because of the dedication and generosity of individuals like you, I am able to advocate for working families of Washington in Congress. We have accomplished a lot together, but so many fights have only just begun, and I want to finish what we have started. Will you make a contribution of $3 before our end-of-quarter deadline and help us run a winning campaign?

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Your support is the backbone of our campaign, here are some of the issues you have helped make progress on:

• Strengthening the Economy: I want to build an economy that works for everyone. That means championing policies that promote job creation, fair wages, small business growth, and equitable economic development.
• Renewing Infrastructure: Everyone deserves safe, modern infrastructure that enhances connectivity, guarantees access to essential services, and drives economic growth. Your support will allow me to continue to advocate for investments in infrastructure projects that improve lives and create jobs.
• Protecting Abortion Rights: Reproductive freedom is a fundamental right that must be defended — and the polls show that a majority of Americans agree. We have to elect fierce advocates to combat the loud minority in Congress and state capitals that want to interfere with bodily autonomy.
• Safeguarding the Environment: Earth is facing unprecedented challenges — from climate change, to extreme weather events, to biodiversity loss. Together, we can advocate for sustainable practices, protection of natural resources, and mitigate the impacts of environmental degradation for generations to come.

If you are with me, make a contribution of $3 today and help make these goals a reality.

Rick