Team,
As a Latina actress, I know how important it is to have a seat at the table. Whether it's in Hollywood or Washington, representation has never mattered more.
Candance overcame incredible odds, experiencing homelessness and poverty at a young age. But with the support of a good education, Candace became an educator, mother, and champion for her community.
She was the first Latina elected to her community's school board, and has fought her entire career so that more children can get a quality education and live out their own dreams.
Now she's running to represent Texas's 24th district in Congress — and she needs our help. With only a month until Election Day, she's counting on grassroots supporters like us to help her cross the finish line.
We need elected leaders in Washington who have the courage to fight for us. Leaders who will help our communities recover from the coronavirus, or will act to end police violence.
Candace is one of those leaders. She knows that having a seat at the table is about more than representation — it's about fighting for the needs of those who need it most.
I'm proud to join Secretary Castro to fight alongside candidates like Candace. I hope you'll join us on Tuesday. Will we see you there?
Thank you,
Justina Machado
Actress, One Day at a Time