John,

On Tuesday, voters in a largely rural, white working class congressional district in Ohio delivered a reality check to the GOP and the MAGA coalition: in this Trump +29 district, the Republican candidate won only by 9 points against a Democrat who spent a grand total of $25,000 throughout the entire election.

Map courtesy VoteHub, Inc.; data from Great Lakes Commission, Ohio Secretary of State.

The results of one special election don't always have broader implications. But this happened in a strong Republican district in a formerly purple state that has been trending red for years.

A 20-point swing to Democrats in a special election in June in a red state should have MAGA Republicans like Lauren Boebert worried.

Unlike Ohio, Colorado is a blue state. And the district Boebert is now running in boasts thousands of Unaffiliated and independent voters that can swing an election one way or the other.

Can you help us make sure that Boebert's betrayal of her constituents is punished by the voters in Colorado's Fourth District? Anything you can give helps get our targeted ads in front of the key voters who can end Boebert's disastrous political career right now:

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