I can hardly believe it. In 24 hours, the polls will be closed for our race. After a year of 24/7 organizing, it all comes down to this one final day.

Tomorrow night, I could be elected the first Black Congresswoman from Missouri—ever. 6 years ago, I never thought I’d run for office.

But then I spent over 400 days in the streets of Ferguson. 400 days, and all our “representative” could muster was a photo-op. That taught me a lesson: when all our so-called leaders desert us, we learn to lead ourselves.

In Ferguson, everyday people stood up for what we believed to be right. We didn’t care that it was unpopular, risky, even dangerous—it had to be done.

And tomorrow, I believe the people of St. Louis will vote to reject decades of failed leadership in favor of our bold, progressive vision. But I still need your help to make that happen.

We don’t need politicians to speak down to us, or tell us to wait just a little longer. All we need is faith in ourselves and our community.

In the last year, we’ve:

Mobilized >2,100 volunteers to GOTV
Knocked >24,500 doors
Made 350,000 calls

It’s INCREDIBLE, and it’s because of people like you! I couldn’t do this without you.

Election Day is TOMORROW, and we still have so much to do. Can you rush 10 dollars to make sure we reach every voter in the district?

This is it. And I’m so proud of the campaign we’ve run and to be in this fight with every single one of you.

Tomorrow night, we have the chance to make HISTORY. Will you stand with me tonight to help make it happen?

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