John,

How do we win and mobilize working class voters now and in the years to come? For over a year, we’ve been working alongside our sibling organization Working Families Power to answer that question — and this morning, NBC News published an exclusive report going over some of what we’ve learned:

We’ve developed a practical handbook to reach and engage working-class voters across the political spectrum, bringing them into our movement and electing a government that works for the many, not the few.

But we have less than two months left to turn our learnings into action before votes are tallied in November’s history-making elections. Can you rush a donation to WFP’s General Election Fund to help us reach working-class voters in key states and districts in the final seven weeks of this election?

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Republicans want to claim the working class as their own, while at the same time trying to pit these same voters against one another based on their race, religion, or skin color.

The working class is not one monolith. It’s our friends, family, and neighbors, with all kinds of jobs, ideologies, ages, and education levels.

After over a year of conversations with thousands of working-class people to understand the nuances and competing perspectives of these voters — we’ve taken what we’ve learned and come up with a road map to build relationships with and persuade these voters to turn out for candidates who will fight for them.

And we’ve set an ambitious goal of knocking on over 1 million doors and sending over 7 million texts and calls to voters in the handful of states that will decide this election.

But we need your help to put this plan into action. If you rush a contribution today, you’ll help ensure that we’re able to put this research to use and secure a win for Kamala Harris and Working Families champions across the country. Click here to contribute to our General Election Fund now.

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In solidarity,

Team WFP

P.S. Click here to read the full NBC article, which includes links to the report and handbook!

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