John, we need your help.

The DCCC just announced that they raised nearly $40 million last quarter. That is a whole lotta money at their disposal to support entrenched incumbents and maintain the status quo.

Every day, we’re fighting against the DCCC’s blacklist that hurts progressive primary challenger campaigns and working to transform the Democratic Party by electing more working-class candidates like AOC and Jamaal Bowman.

Right now, we’re still 12% behind on our fundraising compared to last month and we have just over a week to close that gap. We’re running out of time and we need your support.

John, if you can afford it, make your first contribution right now to help us close the 12% gap and get back on track to reaching our $170,000 goal.

Contribute $3

When the DCCC decided to blacklist any vendor or consultant that works with Democratic primary challengers, they drew a line in the sand. The DCCC sent the message that they don’t want any more progressive challengers like AOC or Ayanna Pressley defeating entrenched incumbents.

Transforming the Democratic Party takes a lot of resources. And we’re proud to be funded exclusively by grassroots donations. But, that means when we fall behind on our fundraising that we need your help to catch up.

So far this month, we’ve raised exactly $116,515. At this point last month we had raised $131,424. Catching up on our fundraising is really important because we have several primary elections quickly approaching.

Join our small-dollar movement by pitching in $3 — or any amount that you can afford — and help us win more primary elections this year.

Thank you for your support,

Justice Democrats

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