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This is it, John: Tomorrow is officially Election Day – and before this huge moment kicks off, I needed to share this update with you.
444. That’s how many young progressives we’ve gotten on the ballot this election year. And 168 of them have an opportunity to completely FLIP their seats – from state legislatures to school boards to seats in the criminal justice system.
Having so many amazing progressives on the ticket, we couldn’t be more optimistic about the future of our nation.
But with far-right extremists looking for any opportunity to chip away at our fight for progress year-round, we need to keep up our efforts to recruit and elect candidates who’ll stop them, even after Election Day has come and gone. So I have to ask: Will you donate to our $15,000 Election Day goal before midnight and help make sure we're ready to keep moving after tomorrow's election? |
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Our candidates represent the people. People like you and me. People who come from low-income backgrounds and first-generation households, parents and veterans, immigrants and people with disabilities. These are the kinds of candidates who actually represent our communities.
And that’s what Run for Something is all about. By putting people on the ballot who actually care about the issues that hit home for their neighbors and families, we have a real chance to change our nation and our world for the better – one office at a time.
But if we’re going to make that vision a reality, we can’t stop once ballots are in tomorrow. We’ve got to keep moving forward. We’ve got to keep recruiting great candidates. And we’ve got to help them win.
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Let’s go,
Amanda Litman |
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