Friend,

Last week, I presided over the vote in Congress when we finally repealed the hateful Muslim and African ban.

As a mother raising two young Muslim sons, I was grateful to show my boys that hate doesn't win. Together, we will continue to fight against the hate agenda and painful oppression of this administration.

So, let's make history together again. Let's show young children that people like us can run for office and win without selling out or changing who they are.

With just 4 days until my primary election, it’s all hands on deck to turn out voters. And tonight marks an important fundraising deadline for our campaign—the last end-of-month deadline before the election!

Let’s keep making history together. Will you donate now to send me back to Congress, before tonight’s end-of-month fundraising deadline?

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One of the reasons I decided to run for Congress was to help build a more just and tolerant society for our communities and my family. Several years ago, my son overheard me talking about Islamophobia and he said to me, “Don’t worry, Mom, if anyone asks if I’m Muslim, I’ll lie.”

That broke my heart. No mother wants to hear her son promise to lie about who he is.

So I decided to run for office—because no one, especially not a child, should feel the need to hide who they are in America. I ran so that my sons would be proud of their faith, not live in fear of it. I ran to fight injustice and to make our government work for all of us.

And in office, I’ve fought every day to make that world a reality. I know you’ve been with me every step of the way.

Can you chip in now, with just 4 days before our primary election and before tonight’s end-of-month fundraising deadline?

I’m not going to stop pushing for the real, bold change that we all deserve. I’m planning to keep raising the bar of what people expect from their elected representatives.

Together, let’s keep fighting for a world where we can all be ourselves without fear of persecution.

Always serving you,

Rashida