Friend,

The primary season is officially over, and the Democratic nominees for Congress have been selected in all 50 states.

This cycle, Serve America challengers won 70% of the open Democratic primaries in which they ran—an astonishing success rate.

Can I count on you to donate to Serve America to help these Democrats take back the House?

Now that the primaries are behind us, we’ve drafted a plan on how Democrats can take back the House. It’s short, simple, and to the point. See below:

2024 SERVE AMERICA GAME PLAN TO WIN THE HOUSE Identify battleground districts nationwide Communicate to independent swing voters Support candidates who’ve served their nation

We know this game plan will work. It did in 2018, when Serve America candidates made up more than half of the seats Democrats flipped to regain control of the House.

I started Serve America to support veterans and national-service candidates in some of the most important races across the nation. These aren’t easy wins—but they’re critical to our mission. If we want to take back the House, Democrats must win in places like…

NH-02: where Navy Reserve veteran Maggie Goodlander is running to hold a Democratic seat
VA-07: where Trump-whistleblower and Army veteran Eugine Vindman faces a nationally driven onslaught of MAGA attacks
NC-01: where Air Force veteran and freshman Rep. Don Davis is one of the GOP’s top targets in all of Congress

Serve America’s candidates aren’t just exceptional leaders—they're high achievers. Whether they served in the Marine Corps or the Peace Corps, our candidates have a proven track record of service, character, and authenticity—and they know how to win. But they’re currently facing a major fundraising disadvantage, with only half as much in their campaign accounts as their GOP counterparts.

Donate now to close the GOP fundraising advantage in these critical races

This year, Serve America’s game plan will be a crucial element to Democrats taking back the House. And with your help, they’ll have the resources they need to win.

Regards,

Seth