John,

Tonight is the Federal Election Commission (FEC) deadline for candidates and committees to report their fundraising numbers to the public. Right now, establishment politicians are doing everything they can to strengthen their FEC report by taking money from mega-donors and industry PACs.

This deadline doesn’t apply to us at Justice Democrats, but it does apply to corporate Democrats like Henry Cuellar, Danny Davis, Kyrsten Sinema, and Joe Manchin. In order to defeat them, we need to keep pace with their fundraising and hit our end-of-quarter goals.

Will you chip in $3 to help us meet our end-of-quarter fundraising goal and fully fund our work to elect a slate of diverse, working-class champions to Congress? This is the first end-of-quarter deadline of the year, and we need to raise big to power our primaries in the coming months.

Contribute $3

Justice Democrats have already changed the conversation on so many issues, from health care to the climate crisis, and have faced many tough fights in Congress. We won’t let up until we win a Green New Deal, Medicare for All, cancel student loan debt, and secure other victories for working people.

We’re up against corporate PACs, the Democratic and the Republican establishment, and billionaires who want to continue to profit off our broken systems. They will all spend big this year to halt progress. But, with your support, we can win this fight to transform the Democratic Party and elect fierce champions of working-class values who will join the Squad in Congress.

Will you make a contribution today to help us reach our end-of-quarter goal? Anything that you can afford to donate today will make a huge difference in powering this movement during this critical election year.

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.