John,

Marianne Williamson endorsed a number of congressional candidates this election cycle and I am proud to be one of them.

Our district is unlike any other — it’s the 10th largest district in the entire country and has the largest Native American population.

Sadly, if the Navajo Nation was a state, it would be first in coronavirus cases per capita.

Yet, Indeginous people are being treated as an afterthought by our federal government. Not only do families on the reservation suffer from centuries of government-perpetuated racism and ethnocide, many still don’t have basic infrastructure we take for granted. For example, 30% of people who live on the reservation don’t have running water. It took longer than a month before tribes received a cent of coronavirus relief money from our federal government.

Right now, our country is at a moral crossroads. How we respond within our most vulnerable communities sets the tone for our collective future. 

Repairing our nation starts with us. That’s why Marianne is holding an event, “A Healthy & Inclusive America” with me this Thursday at 6pm MST/PT and I would love you to join us.

Marianne and I both share a vision for a just, generous, inclusive, and healthy America. We also know that to achieve it, we have to fundamentally change what kind of policymakers we send to Washington.

That’s why her support of our campaign is meaningful. We are 100% grassroots and powered by the people. My platform centers our collective humanity first, and never bows to corporations or special interests.

We can create the better future we want, but we need to be ready to invest in the fight.

Please join us for a campaign fundraiser and invest in our fight for a better future for Arizona’s First District and our entire nation.

Looking forward to seeing you,

Eva