John,

With just 12 days left in this critical election, Donald Trump is within striking distance of Vice President Kamala Harris in Minnesota. Tight races like this come down to one thing: turnout. 

Reaching out to renters is one of the most effective ways to boost turnout and expand the vote in Minnesota. Although renters make up a third of the nation’s eligible voters, they represent just a quarter of the electorate—and they’re often left out or overlooked by traditional organizing methods.

That’s where our Coordinated Apartments program comes in. This team of organizers is dedicated solely to connecting with and mobilizing renters across Minnesota. They’ve made incredible strides since their first door knock in June.

• Organizers have had face-to-face conversations with more than 12,000 Minnesotans living in hundreds of apartment buildings. 
• 88 DFL-endorsed candidates are working with the Apartments team and accompany them to door knocks.
• Our team knocked on 80,000 apartment doors in just under four months. They’re on pace to DOUBLE the program’s scale from 2022. 

Our Apartments initiative could make a big difference in close races up and down the ballot. We’re planning to conduct door knocks in major cities throughout Minnesota, but we need your help to ramp up the program and reach more people in the final stretch of this year’s election. 

John, will you contribute $10, $25, $50, or whatever amount works for you right now to support our Coordinated Apartments program and boost Democratic turnout in Minnesota?

Thank you,

Minnesota DFL