John,

It’s the end of the month, which means that political campaigns and PACs are asking their supporters to chip in whatever they can ahead of critical end-of-month deadlines.

For too long, fundraising — not grassroots organizing — has been the best indicator of election success. That is why special interest groups, corporations, and the ultrawealthy control Congress, John. Why electing working people and people of color is so difficult. And why we’re working hard to overcome these obstacles and elect Rana Abdelhamid, Jessica Cisneros, Kina Collins, Odessa Kelly, and Summer Lee to Congress.

We have a goal to raise $20,000 to the Primary Power Fund by the end of the month because our slate isn’t backed by right-wing dark money or corporations, and it’s up to us to make up the difference. Our Justice Democrats in Congress have taught us about the power of $3, $5, or $27 contributions in disrupting the political establishment. That is why we’re asking if you’ll chip in a few dollars to our Primary Power Fund end-of-month goal today?

Primary Power Fund

Our small but mighty progressive coalition in Congress has already accomplished so much, and we’re ready to grow our movement by electing Summer, Jessica, Kina, Odessa, and Rana. But to defeat a political system dominated by corporate dollars, and in which the outcome of elections is typically determined by whoever raises the most money, these end-of-month deadlines can feel “make it or break it.”

We are working to make 2022 a winning year for Justice Democrats. But for our progressive candidates to join AOC and Bernie in Congress, we need to hit our end-of-month goal. Can we count on you to give $3, $5, or $27 towards the Primary Power Fund today?

Contribute $3

In solidarity,

Justice Democrats

Do not worry if you cannot afford to make a contribution — we understand that this is a difficult time. If you’re struggling, you can find a food bank here. We appreciate everything you do to keep our movement strong. Please stay informed and follow the most up-to-date recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and your state public health department.