The American People Deserve a Free and Fair Election Outcome

We need all hands on deck in the fight for nationwide election integrity!

Hey, Friend,
 

Republican lawmakers everywhere (myself included) have been criticized for weeks now by the left-wing mainstream media for simply doing what we were elected to do:
 

Ensuring that the voice of the American people is heard loud and clear in Washington.
 

Millions of Americans are concerned about the possibility of widespread fraud in the election, and the way I see things, they have every right to be, Friend.
 

Governors, state executives, and election officials in multiple states ignored the rulebooks and wrote their own rules at the last minute without any checks or balances –– rules that could have easily changed the outcome of the election.
 

This type of fraud damages our Constitution and undermines our democracy, and those concerns deserve to be heard and fully addressed –– not ignored and swept under the rug.
 

That’s why I signed my name along with over 125 conservative lawmakers from around the country in support of the lawsuit led by the State of Texas contesting the election results.

But talking heads, politicians, and activists on the far-Left are pushing back harder than ever and we need all the help we can get to guarantee a free and fair election outcome. Will you chip in and join the fight to support President Trump, Friend?

Friend, I’ve dedicated my entire career as a public servant to rooting out corruption and standing up for the rule of law –– and I’m not going to stop now. 
 

I’ve had the honor of representing Illinois’s 18th District and my hometown of Peoria in Washington since 2015. 

This district is where I was born and raised and it’s also where Abraham Lincoln first learned how to lead with courage.
 

I kicked-off my career as a prosecutor right here in Illinois and worked my way up to prosecuting bad actors on behalf of the federal government as a member of the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Nevada.
 

But I didn’t stop standing up for justice and standing against corruption there.
 

I took that fight to the Illinois State Senate where I stood up for conservative voices and stood against government corruption at every turn in Springfield before being promoted to Congress.
 

And while my job titles changed, the mission stayed the same every step of the way.
 

Stand up for what’s right.
 

Root out corruption and fraud wherever we find it.
 

And always defend the conservative values and ideals that make our country great.
 

That’s exactly what this fight is about, Friend –– and with the stakes this high, we need all the help we can get to win this fight.
 

Every dollar makes a difference. Can I count on you to pitch in $10, $20, or whatever you can spare to bring us one step closer to ensuring a free and fair election outcome?

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Thank you,

Darin LaHood

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