Fellow American,

Hey there – it's Monica De La Cruz, Republican nominee in Texas' 15th Congressional District! Before my primary in early March, my campaign released its first TV ad of the 2022 campaign. As I mentioned back then, the ad is only 30 short seconds but it packs a big punch; In 30 seconds, you get a sense for WHY I’m running for office – and hopefully you’re able to tell in the short amount of time that I’m on screen that I am passionate about public service.

I became the official Republican nominee on March 1st, in large part, I believe, due to the effecitveness of this ad. That is why it's my express desire to begin airing the ad once again in the very near future.

We can show the ad to 1,000 folks who live in my district online for as little as $9 per day. While we've won the primary campaign, the general election looms large and we've got a lot of independent voters to persuade. Would you consider chipping in $9 right now to help me show this ad to 1,000 potential voters today?

As a previously identified conservative donor, We’re coming to you with this sincere request for help.

1. In 2020, I ran against a Democrat incumbent no one thought I could beat; while I came up short, I only missed the mark by 6,588 votes – or 2.8%


2. South Texas shifted more dramatically toward Trump than any other region in the United States in the 2020 election. The counties comprising the Rio Grande Valley are home to communities that are almost entirely Hispanic.


3. Despite what national Democrats want people to believe, Hispanics in South Texas support border security, despite being labeled as “self-hating” by angry leftists.


4. Democrats look at Hispanics through a single lens, whether they’re trying to court Mexicans in Los Angeles or Puerto Ricans in New York. South Texas is neither.


5. Tejanos (as we call ourselves in South Texas) are culturally conservative; There is nothing conservative about today’s Democrat Party.