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John,
Arizona, Georgia, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, North Carolina, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. These are the nine critical states Sister District is going all in this year—endorsing strong candidates, organizing in key states, and building long-term infrastructure to win Democratic power. |
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It’s January, but winning in November starts now. So if you’re ready to make an impact, will you chip in $26 to help us put our ambitious plans into action? |
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As you know, success doesn’t happen overnight. That’s why Sister District has already hit the ground running. 🔥 We’ve endorsed our first 10 candidates of 2026, alumni running in some of the most competitive races in the country. 📈 Our political team is crunching the numbers and identifying the most flippable districts and vulnerable seats, races where our community can make the biggest impact. 📋 Our organizing staff is growing our volunteer power and building the infrastructure we need to scale fast. All of this work requires a tremendous amount of resources, energy, and attention. And right now, we’re making strategic decisions about how many candidates we can support this year and how much we’ll be able to grow our national organizing program. We depend on grassroots support from activists like you, John, to execute our plans, provide as much early support as possible to our campaigns, and invest as much as we can in as many states as we can. We understand that there are a multitude of reasons you may not be able to give today — but if you’re in a position to pitch in $26 or any amount, please consider making an early contribution to fund our 2026 strategy and support our work in this critical midterm election year. Thank you for being part of this team, John! Sister District |
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Paid for by Sister District Project. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee. Donations to Sister District Project, a 527 organization, are not tax-deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes. |
