Breaking: AOC Endorses Jamaal Bowman

The time is ticking down. With only 20 days left, we have momentum. Please donate $3 to Jamaal’s campaign now.

Moments ago, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez endorsed Jamaal Bowman’s primary challenge against Eliot Engel.

"I am endorsing Jamaal Bowman because his tireless leadership and commitment to his community -- both as a school principal and in his policy agenda -- he has constantly centered the people of NY16,” said AOC. “His servant leadership is a gift, and his gifts are needed in Congress. I am proud to endorse him.”

In a minute, we’re going to ask you to donate as much as you can to Jamaal Bowman’s campaign. But first let us tell you why we’re going to win if you chip in:

On Tuesday, our opponent Eliot Engel got caught on a hot mic saying, “If I didn’t have a primary, I wouldn’t care,” about speaking at a press conference in the Bronx on mass Black Lives Matter protests.
Because of Engel’s absurd comments, Jamaal had his biggest fundraising day ever.
Now, the nation’s most influential progressive, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, is endorsing Jamaal in a district right next door to hers.

We can win with all this momentum, but only if Jamaal doesn’t get badly outspent on advertising, mail, and organizing. That’s why we need your help right now.

Can you make a $3 or more contribution to Jamaal’s campaign today? With just 20 days left, your contribution right now could be the one that flips this race in our favor.

Contribute $3

Whether or not Jamaal wins or loses comes down to how we play these next couple weeks, and how much money he has to spend reaching voters. Every dollar adds up, so please make your best contribution today.

Thank you for being in this fight,

Justice Democrats

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