Hey there, it’s Gavin Newsom, Governor of California with an important message about what’s at stake right now.

But first, I have a request. This year, we have a defining presidential election and competitive governors’ races in critical battlegrounds like North Carolina and New Hampshire on our hands. So please: will you chip in $3 or whatever you can afford toward the DGA’s $150,000 goal before the end-of-quarter deadline on Sunday? Believe me, it adds up fast when we're all chipping in.

Republicans are nominating a guy – Donald Trump – who lost an election and tried to wreck the country over it. He’s more unhinged now than he ever was, more extreme, and more dangerous across the spectrum of issues.

And he’s not working alone. Across the country, MAGA extremists are systematically attacking the very foundations of our society. They’ve silenced speech and made it harder to cast a ballot. They’ve signed dangerous abortion bans into law and want to go after contraception next. And they’ve even made democracy a partisan issue.

They’re supposedly the party of freedom, but they want to choose your destiny.

I promise you, President Biden and Democratic governors like me are fighting back – and will continue to fight every single day to protect our most fundamental rights. From protecting voting and reproductive rights and fighting to keep everyone’s kids safer from gun violence – we are delivering for the American people.

But there’s a tough fight ahead of Democrats this year – the White House, control of Congress, and 11 critical governors' races are all on the ballot.

We can’t fall short this time  – we have to be ready for GOP attacks. So I’m asking you to chip in whatever you can before the DGA’s final deadline of the quarter. Will you make a grassroots donation to help the DGA hit their $150,000 goal before midnight? We only have until midnight Sunday, so your support in this moment is absolutely critical – and deeply appreciated.

Let's get out there and win this November.

Gavin Newsom
Governor of California