Hi John,

Did you see the latest from Jonathan Nez? Many of our region’s mountains and beautiful desert landscapes have been mined for uranium and have left behind a toxic legacy. Even decades after these mines have closed, scientists and community leaders continue to uncover the many ways in which radioactive waste has impacted our rural Arizona communities. That’s why our campaign stands in solidarity with Navajo Nation as they stand up to the transportation of uranium ore on tribal lands, and we hope to see the existing pause made permanent. On this urgent issue and countless others, our do-nothing Congressman is nowhere to be seen. If you're ready for a change, we're grateful for anything you can give to support our campaign.

Check out the latest from Jonathan Nez below:

Hi John,

You may have heard in the news recently that folks across Navajo Nation are standing up against the transportation of uranium ore on tribal lands. I fully support the pause on uranium ore shipments currently in effect — for too long, our tribal communities in rural Arizona have suffered from the legacy of radioactive contamination, from a uranium mining industry unable or unwilling to properly clean up their messes and dispose of their toxic waste.

This is just one of many issues that demonstrates the need for clear leadership from our elected officials — but Representative Eli Crane is nowhere to be found. Instead, he’s spreading preposterous conspiracy theories on social media under the guise of “just asking questions.” It’s time to turn the page on his disastrous tenure in office, and that’s why it has been so encouraging to see folks from across our district stand up to support my campaign for Congress. Can you chip in today to help us keep up our momentum?

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Our district needs someone who puts rural Arizona first, rather than their podcasting career. I’ve spent my life in service to our communities, fighting for our rights and access to the basic essentials: clean drinking water, electricity, broadband internet and so much more. I'm honored to have your support, and I hope you'll join our movement with a contribution today.

Thanks so much,

Jonathan Nez