John, what is this feeling? Is it HOPE?! 😮
Yesterday, Emily asked about your hopes for 2026 [[link removed]] , and your responses are giving us that hopeful feeling that’s been missing for too much of the past year 😄
A few of our faves:
• Marilyn from Renton hopes for “complete change in this government leadership to one of competency, compassion, and justice.”
• Ronald from Bremerton hopes that “Democrats retake the House and Senate and this Administration starts being held accountable for their lawlessness.”
• Elizabeth from Tacoma hopes for “an expansion of union rights and a better life for working people.”
• Beatrice from Tracyton hopes for “less turmoil, good news, less hate, less fear, and exiting the grocery store for less than $100.00.”
Now, it’s your turn. Please share what you hope for in 2026 – and together, we can turn it into a reality!
TAKE THE SURVEY [[link removed]]
Thank you so much 💙
– Team Emily
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John,
With a few days left in the year, I am asking you to fill out our quick end-of-year survey.
→ What are your hopes for 2026? [[link removed]]
TAKE THE SURVEY [[link removed]]
I don’t need to tell you that 2025 has been a tough year (that’s an understatement).
My first year in Congress was one of the wildest and strangest in American history. But the active, consistent engagement from supporters like you was a bright spot.
Whether you came to town halls, responded to surveys, or replied to emails like this one, you truly embodied the saying: “Democracy is not a spectator sport.”
As we close out the year, here are a few of my hopes for 2026:
🌟 We will end the GOP healthcare crisis and bring down health insurance premiums for millions of Americans.
🌟 My Republican colleagues will start acting like the Republicans I grew up with – committed to the Constitution, not any one person.
🌟 We will elect a new generation of Democratic leaders: folks like Jo Mendoza, Manny Rutinel, Marni von Wilpert, Denise Powell – and maybe even a Democrat in the Yakima Valley!
🌟 My neighbors will be safe from ICE abuses, and every person in the Northwest Detention Center will be treated with respect and dignity.
🌟 And of course, in November 2026, we will take back the House, replace Speaker Mike Johnson, and get to work for working people. (That includes campaign finance reform!)
Those are a few of (the MANY) things on my mind – how about you? Take our one-question survey about what you’re hoping for in 2026 → [[link removed]]
Thank you so much for everything you do 💙
– Emily
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