When I think back to my upbringing, living in Section 8 housing and relying on food stamps, the vivid memories fuel my desire to champion economic justice.
Dear Name,
When I think back to my childhood living in Section 8 housing and relying on food stamps, I remember why I've fought so hard to champion economic justice. I am well-acquainted with the uncertainty that comes with not knowing where your next meal will come from, and the frustration that working hard isn't always enough to overcome the systems built to keep working people down. These aren't just my experiences—they're the stories of millions of Americans, and they deserve representation in Congress.
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That's why I'm running to represent people like us, and why our campaign's financial deadline on September 30 is of immense significance. Every dollar we raise before the end of the month is a step towards a government that understands the real struggles of working families and knows firsthand what it’s like to decide between filling a prescription and putting food on the table.
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I stand in sharp contrast to my opponent, who relies on large corporations for funding. Our campaign is fueled by people like you, regular individuals who know that justice can't wait. As we near our end-of-month deadline, we are calling on you to be among the 10% of our supporters who stand up to make a contribution.
By standing with us, you are investing in economic justice, in giving a voice to the stories like the ones from my childhood that often go unheard in halls of power. Let's prove that the people can triumph over corporations.
In unity and urgency,
Qasim Rashid
