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Team: NewDems have something that no other House caucus does: A climate scientist. NewDem Rep. Sean Casten (IL-06) is the only climate expert in the 535 sitting Members of Congress – and it’s our job to keep him there. In 2018, Sean flipped a “safe Republican” seat blue for the first time in nearly 50 years. But now, redistricting has made his district – along with several other NewDems – extremely competitive. Republicans will win complete control of the House if they can flip just five seats from blue to red. Will you pitch in to our NewDem Defense Fund to help us prepare to send backup to NewDem incumbents like Sean who face competitive reelection challenges this November? If you've saved your information with ActBlue express, your donation will go through automatically:
We’ve seen the polling and heard the warnings of political scientists: Democrats can only hold the House if they defend every single vulnerable incumbent facing re-election next year. NewDems like Sean Casten, Elissa Slotkin, Sharice Davids, Greg Stanton, and Susan Wild are holding the line for our Democratic Majority in Congress. These Democrats pull voters from left, right, and center because they know how to deliver for every American in every zip code — and that’s exactly what they’ll continue to do so long as our network of grassroots supporters helps us keep them in Congress. Building up our NewDem Defense Fund starts with you: Can you pitch in $5 or more now to help us defend vulnerable NewDems and hold the line on our Democratic Majority this fall? Thank you so much for your support, NewDem Action Fund |
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In 2020, NewDem Members were the only Democrats to flip competitive seats from red-to-blue! In 2022, what happens in our districts will determine whether or not we hold onto our razor-thin Democratic House Majority. Join us today: 
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