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John,
No matter who you are or what you do, you can be called for jury duty in the United States — even if you’re running for public office.
I ’m no exception, and today, I’m heading to one of Miami-Dade’s courthouses to report for jury duty. Funnily enough, the very office I’m running for, Clerk of the Court and Comptroller, issues jury summonses in Miami-Dade!
I’m proud to fulfill my civic responsibility, but it means I am off the campaign trail for the day and unable to talk to voters or raise money for my campaign — and I might be out for even longer if I’m selected to serve on a jury.
I'm counting on your help now more than ever to help our team expand our digital reach and build more support while I am proudly fulfilling my civic duty.
The end-of-quarter fundraising report is due in just THREE days, and I’m hoping you can chip in to help us stay on track with our fundraising goal. [[link removed]]
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Today is a great opportunity, but it also presents a challenge for us. I usually spend time each day reaching out to folks to see if they can support our campaign, and today, I won’t be able to do that.
That’s why I’m reaching out — I’m hoping you can chip in to help us stay on track before the end of month. Can you click here to make a contribution? [[link removed]]
Thanks for your support,
Annette
Born in Colombia, Annette Taddeo learned the values of public service and resilience from her father, an American World War II and Korean War fighter pilot who bravely and proudly served our country and defended our democracy. In 2017, Taddeo made history as the first Latina Democrat to serve in the Florida Senate and was subsequently reelected in 2018 to a four year term.
Nacida en Colombia, Annette Taddeo aprendió los valores del servicio público y la resiliencia de su padre, un piloto estadounidense que luchó en la Segunda Guerra Mundial y la Guerra de Corea, quien sirvió valiente y orgullosamente a nuestro país y defendió nuestra democracia. En 2017, Taddeo hizo historia como la primera latina demócrata en servir en el Senado de Florida, y fue reelegida en el 2018 a un término de cuatro años.
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