Friends —

Over the past few days, my team and I have reached out regarding our critical FEC deadline. At midnight tonight, that deadline comes to a close, and I am humbly asking one more time for your support.

Can you please rush a $3 contribution to my reelection campaign before midnight tonight? I cannot continue fighting for accountability and meaningful change in Congress without your steadfast support.

CONTRIBUTE

I am going to level with you. This quarter hasn't been easy. We’ve seen MAGA extremists like Marjorie Taylor Greene go to new lengths to disrespect lawmakers and even Dr. Fauci on the House Oversight Committee. I’ve been doing my best to call her and other MAGA extremists out, all while working on bills that will benefit the American people. To sum it all up, I have been working hard to fight for the people that elected me.

But that also means I can’t spend as much time focusing on my reelection campaign and fundraising. And my MAGA competitor has been using that to his advantage.

This campaign was built from the ground up by grassroots supporters, like you, chipping in a few bucks at a time when they can. My MAGA competitor can't say the same. He’s self-funding his campaign with hundreds of thousands of dollars of his own money.

The only way I can compete with that kind of money is if I have your support every step of the way.

Tonight, we have an opportunity to prove that I have a coalition behind me ready to fight for California, the accountability of lawmakers, and a better country. And if we put up the strongest numbers we can on our FEC report, we will prove the depth of grassroots support we have for our movement.

So as we approach our FEC deadline at midnight, I am asking:

Can you contribute $3 or anything you can afford to my reelection campaign ahead of my critical FEC deadline at midnight? I would not ask if it weren't important.

CONTRIBUTE

I am grateful for the support this team has given me so far and I will continue to fight for Americans, our democracy, and the accountability of lawmakers as long as I serve in Congress.

Thank you,

Robert Garcia