John, we have big fights ahead of us next year in 2021.

And we know that one of the biggest will be re-electing Philadelphia District Attorney, Larry Krasner.

Ever since Real Justice helped elect reform-champion Larry Krasner — he’s been a target of attacks from police unions, anti-reform groups, Donald Trump, and anyone else invested in maintaining an unjust and discriminatory status-quo. But we know that these attacks are going to get even worse leading up to his re-election race next year.

Groups like the Protect Our Police PAC have already announced plans to spend $750,000 to defeat Larry. That’s why it’s so critical we hit our year-end fundraising goal tomorrow, John.

We need to start 2021 PREPARED and READY to fight for Larry’s re-election. Will you make a $5 donation so we can reach our $50,000 fundraising goal tomorrow and make sure we have the funds we need next year to re-elect Larry Krasner and more candidates like him?

Contribute $5

Larry’s work in the Philadelphia legal system has already changed the tides of prosecutorial work and leadership.

He’s brought jail populations down by 40% and has overall incarceration by 48%.
He’s prioritized the rehabilitation and growth of children by treating them like kids and refusing to charge their mistakes as adults.
He’s exonerated 18 individuals in just three years– more than any other district attorney in the country.
He actively works with city partners, non-profits, and doctors to explore public health solutions to gun violence.

Larry isn’t afraid to fight for bold change and that’s why he’s become a main target of attacks on our reform movement.

Re-electing Larry is going to take a massive grassroots effort. Larry’s opponent will have a huge advantage with police unions pouring in millions to stop his re-election.

So if you’re able, please make a $5 contribution right now to help us hit our fundraising goal and secure the funding we need to support Larry and the rest of our endorsed candidates next year.

Thank you for all that you do,
Team Real Justice