John, today I’m going to ask you to donate our average email donation of $27 -- or even $2.70 -- and I hope you’ll take a moment to let me explain why.
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I was looking at our numbers, and realized our average email donation is $27.
That means the world to me, John.
While many people receive thousand dollar checks from corporate PACs, this is a grassroots team giving what they can, when they can.
I know what your money can do in your pocket.
$27 is a chunk of your grocery bill.
$27 is half a tank of gas.
$27 is clothes for your kids.
So when I see donors like you give $27 to this campaign, I can’t help but be honored by your belief in this work.
And we have a lot of work to do, John.
With Republicans targeting 47 House seats next year to take back the majority, preparations need to be made now.
My team has set a hefty $20,000 this month, and I could really use your help to get there. So I have to ask -- whether it’s $2.70 or $27 -- can you donate right now to support my work in Congress?
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Thank you,
Ritchie
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PO Box 580303, Bronx, NY 10458
www.torres.nyc
Ritchie Torres represents the future of the Democratic Party. Raised by a single mother in public housing, Ritchie personally understands the hardships that working families endure. At age 25, Ritchie made history as the youngest elected official to serve on the New York City Council. He fought tirelessly for the working families of The Bronx, and now, he's fighting for those families and for progressive values in Congress. He is the first openly gay Afro Latino ever elected to Congress. Ritchie is a champion for progressive policies to fight poverty and to improve the lives of families just like the one he was raised in.
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