John,

My primary election is in just four days and Justice Democrats only has until midnight tonight to reach their $164,409 end of month goal.

When I ran for Congress in 2018, we didn’t have the support of the establishment and we didn’t have millions of dollars in the bank. But with support from grassroots allies in Michigan and across the country, including Justice Democrats, we built a people-powered campaign and we won.

Two years later, we’re still fighting back against the establishment and the powerful people propping up our unjust status quo. But we won’t back down in our fight for justice for all.

With my primary election just days away, will you contribute to help me win re-election so I can continue fighting for you in Congress, and help Justice Democrats reach their end of month goal before midnight tonight?

Contribute $3

The corporate political establishment is terrified of the movement we are building together. I’m proud to be a Justice Democrat and work for policies in Congress that will lift up working people and marginalized communities.

We must be relentless in our fight to transform the Democratic Party to represent the will of the people. We need bold leaders, fighters, and advocates for democracy in Congress. That’s why Justice Democrats’ work is so important: They are helping to elect a new generation of leadership to Congress, who truly represent the people.

Justice Democrats and I reject all corporate PAC contributions. Because we’re rooted in community, we rely on supporters like you. Will you help me win my primary election on August 4th and help JD reach their fundraising goal before midnight tonight by chipping in $3?

Thank you for joining me in supporting Justice Democrats’ work today.

Always serving you,

Rashida Tlaib

Do not worry if you cannot afford to make a contribution — we understand that this is a difficult time. If you’re struggling, you can find a food bank here. We appreciate everything you do to keep our movement strong. Please stay informed and follow the most up-to-date recommendations from the World Health Organization, the Centers for Disease Control, and your state public health department.