Why do I support Gina Ortiz Jones for Congress?
Well, I know a thing or two about beating a Republican in a tough race, and I know that Gina has what it takes to flip TX-23 from red to blue.
From bridging the gaps between our rural and urban communities, to fighting for access to health care and good paying jobs all over South and West Texas, I know that Gina will always fight for what’s best for Texas’ 23rd Congressional District, even when it’s tough.
But she needs our help to win this November. Running a race like this takes immense resources, and Gina needs every single one of us fighting with her. Will you donate $20 towards Gina’s end-of-quarter fundraising goal?
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When I ran for Senate in 2012, folks said that a Democrat could never win a statewide election in North Dakota. We made history then, and we’re going to make history this year when we send Gina to Congress.
For too long, rural communities in TX-23 and across the country have been underserved and underrepresented. Gina understands that investments in our rural communities, like expanding access to high-speed internet and providing job training in the field of renewable energy, are investments in our country’s future.
The upcoming end-of-quarter deadline is significant for many reasons, but most of all, it’s Gina’s chance to show dark money groups that her campaign is a force to be reckoned with. If she doesn’t make this goal, her opponents will take it as a sign of weakness.
We can’t let that happen. Not in a race this important. Winning red seats is difficult, but that’s what makes it worthwhile. Help Gina fight for South and West Texas in Congress with a $20 donation today.
Yours,
Heidi Heitkamp
Former U.S. Senator from North Dakota
Gina Ortiz Jones is an Iraq War veteran running to flip TX-23 -- Democrats' best shot in the entire country at flipping a district from red to blue.
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