John,

For decades, the Democratic National Committee (DNC) never once had a contested internal election. Throughout those years, DNC members were largely reduced to cardboard props — existing to listen to speeches, clap, and then vote as the Democratic establishment saw fit.

But Bernie Sanders changed all of that. His 2016 campaign launched a progressive movement that in just three years has already transformed the Democratic Party.

Since Our Revolution began, we've had a contested election for every single DNC office — beginning with Keith Ellison for DNC Chair, and culminating in more than 70 progressives who are now elected members of the DNC. Together, our movement has irreversibly changed how the Democratic Party operates.

If democracy is going to survive in America, we must complete our transformation of the Democratic Party. That’s why I’m asking you directly for help. Will you donate to Our Revolution to help us continue transforming the Democratic Party by ending the influence of the corporate establishment and pushing forward with Bernie Sanders’ policy agenda?

As Our Revolution board member Jim Zogby said, none of what we’ve accomplished in the last three years would have been possible if Our Revolution hadn’t taken Bernie Sanders’ message of transformative, bottom-up change and run with it.

Today, our country’s need for transformative change has never been greater. We have an authoritarian buffoon for a president who threatens the stability of our democracy, and a planet that faces a potential mass extinction in the form of an unfolding climate crisis.

The only thing that stands in the way of both of those existential threats to our families is the progressive policy agenda that Our Revolution has worked so hard alongside Bernie Sanders to establish as the primary language of Democratic voters.

Donate now to help us defeat the power of corporate Democrats and complete the transformation of the Democratic Party into a progress-led organization that truly works for the best interests of working Americans →