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John,
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There’s a narrative that you have to have a certain background or be a certain type of person to be a leader in politics. But the women who run with Emerge — women of color, women with disabilities, LGBTQ+ women, and other women who have never seen someone like them in office — are proving this wrong every day.
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Emerge’s mission of filling the pipeline with Democratic women leaders who will step up to enact real change has never been more urgent. Every day we are seeing leaders failing our communities in critical moments. It’s time for change.
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Right now we’re still $1,092 short of our goal, and time’s running out before our midnight deadline. Rush $5 or more right now so Emerge can continue to build lasting progressive power by training and recruiting more women to run for office.
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Our team and our network of alums break the mold of who our elected officials are and what they can look like. Our deep bench of candidates — from Nima Kulkarni who was the first Indian American elected to the Kentucky State House to Sara Gideon, who’s taking on Susan Collins in Maine and could be the difference in Democrats taking back control of the Senate — have what it takes to win.
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Our results speak for themselves. In this month alone, 92% of Emerge candidates in Georgia prevailed in their primary. In New Mexico, 88% won. We saw similar results in Pennsylvania, Kentucky, and Virginia.
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In most states, we need to double down on our training for the general election. Are you ready to be a part of the movement of women winning in November? Make a contribution today, and remember: all contributions before midnight tonight will be matched.
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Thank you for being a part of the community we’re building,
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A'shanti Gholar
President
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