Trump won this district by 18 points. Here’s why a 2-seat margin in
Pennsylvania changes national history.



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Friend,



A Democrat just flipped a state House seat in Butler County, Pennsylvania.



Republicans had held it since 1999. Donald Trump carried that exact district
by 18 points.



The final margin? 88 votes.



That victory took the Democratic majority in the Pennsylvania House from a
tight single seat to a razor-thin two-seat edge.



Why should the nation care about a state legislature? Because Pennsylvania
doesn't just pass local bills — it decides presidential elections. The
legislature writes state election law, draws voting maps, and decides whether
mail-in voting stays intact for millions of voters who rely on it.



Right now, all of that protection rests on just two seats.


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Malcolm Kenyatta holds one of them.



CHIP IN $10 TO KEEP MALCOLM & DEFEND THE PA MAJORITY
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Representing North Philadelphia, Malcolm has spent this year dead-focused on
bringing down the cost of living, protecting voting rights, and defending a
majority with zero margin for error.



Every single seat in the Pennsylvania House is on the ballot this November.
Democrats cannot afford to put our feet up and pray the momentum carries things
across the finish line.



If we lose just two seats, Republicans take back the gavel and start rewriting
the rules for 2026 and beyond.



Malcolm’s team is doing the work on the ground to hold every inch of progress,
but this work isn’t free.



Will you pitch in today?



DONATE TODAY!
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