In a moment, I'm going to ask you to make a donation so I can hit my critical $10,000 end-of-quarter goal before midnight. If that's all you need to hear, please chip in $5 or whatever you're able to help me win in November and get back to work. Thank you, thank you.

John, there's truly no finish line in our race for progress. There's always a new opportunity to fight for your family's needs and a chance to make life just a little better for everyone in PA-06.

That's why it's very easy to forget what incredible progress we've made together. We've secured critical investments in our community's infrastructure and economy. We've forged bold bipartisan partnerships to pass common sense legislation, and we've safeguarded the rights of our veterans and LGBTQ neighbors. 

But of course, you didn't elect me to reminisce! You chose me to get things done – and that's why I'm fighting right now for: 

✅ Paid family leave – so you don't have to choose between taking care of loved ones and paying your bills. 
✅ Tackling the border crisis to pass legislation which centers compassion, fairness, and our national security.
✅ Resisting the GOP's attempts to roll back the clock – like their attacks on our reproductive rights.
✅ Getting President Biden re-elected to continue this unprecedented era of progress, economic security, and bold solutions to the most pressing issues.
✅ And so, so much more... 

I'll do whatever it takes to get this work done – but here's the problem: My end-of-quarter fundraising deadline (the last before the primary) is tonight at midnight, and I'm still falling short of my critical $10,000 goal. 

With the GOP targeting my seat, I'm counting on every supporter to step up and chip in so that I can have the resources to fight back, win, and get to work on the issues that matter to you. 

So, I'm personally asking: Will you rush $5 or whatever you're able so that I can hit my urgent $10,000 end-of-quarter goal? With the progress of PA-06 and our democracy itself on the line, we can't afford to leave anything to chance.

Thank you so much. There's work to be done,

– Chrissy