John,
It’s no exaggeration — who we elect in 2024 could determine the fate of our democracy.
We need to hold on to blue seats and elect mamas who will fight back against right-wing extremism -- up and down the ballot.
That’s exactly why we’ve made strategic endorsements and are working hard to elect as many pro-choice Democratic mamas as possible.
Without further ado, meet our mamas running for re-election to Congress:
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For far too long, moms have been left out of the conversation, out of office, and out of power. In addition to re-electing our incumbents, we also want to help new mamas running for office break barriers.
Meet our newest mama who are running for Congress!
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It’s time to elect more Democratic moms who are fed up with the status quo, and who will fight for truly family-friendly policies. Here at Vote Mama, we are committed to providing funding, mentorship, training, and other resources to all of the mamas you see here— and more.
But if we're going to fund all of these exceptional 2023 candidates, we really need you with us. Will you rush $20.23 right now?
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Thanks for everything you do to fuel this movement! Onward!
- Liuba & Your Friends at Vote Mama
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Vote Mama is the first PAC in the country dedicated to increasing the political power of Democratic moms who are too often left behind by systemic barriers that keep them from running for public office. Our candidates are counting on us to help get them elected so that they can be the voice of our communities and keep our families safe.
Pitch in now to help pro-choice Democratic moms!>>
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