Want to know why I got into politics, John? It's because I wanted to shine a light on the issues that mattered most to working families like mine.

I grew up as the granddaughter of immigrants and the daughter of a World War II veteran. From an early age, my family ingrained in me the value of hard work, showed me how unions built the middle class, and instilled in me the belief that every worker deserves the right to bargain for better pay and benefits, a safe workplace, and a dignified retirement.

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My grandmother worked the graveyard shift at the Nabisco cookie factory nearly her entire adult life – and she was able to retire with dignity because she was a member of the Bakery and Confectionery Workers' union (the sweetest union). My uncles were firefighters whose union made sure they had the security of decent pay and workplace protections. I worked myself as a cocktail waitress at Caesars Palace to help pay my way through college, and I was a proud card-carrying member of the Culinary Workers Union Local 226 in Las Vegas.

That's who I am and where I come from – and that’s why I've always fought for issues like strengthening workers’ rights to unionize, securing paid family leave, raising the minimum wage, and lowering everyday costs for families. But to keep up my fight for working families, I need your urgent help.

Mitch McConnell personally recruited a far-right, anti-union candidate to defeat me, and then a MAGA billionaire and shady dark money groups started pouring millions into Nevada to prop up his campaign. Now, polling shows me locked in a dead heat — in the race that experts say will likely decide Senate control. 

That's why I have to ask you directly, John: Will you chip in $5 or more right now to help me defend my seat in Nevada, keep the Senate blue, and continue making much-needed progress for working families?

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Thank you so much,

Jacky



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