Important Update —

At the end of December, we will face the first official Federal Election Commission (FEC) deadline since House Democrats held President Trump accountable for his misconduct.

That means we have to file our numbers publicly, and with Trump eager to pounce on any sign of weakness, it’s more important than ever that we don’t fall short.

This is a critical time, and according to our records we are behind where we need to be. That’s why we are taking the time to reach out to you directly to ask for help.

Can we count on you to help Jerry get back on track to meeting his public fundraising goal with a donation? We need to raise another $2,161 by midnight tonight to remain on track:

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Thank you for all that you do.

Team Nadler



Jerry Nadler is a Representative to Congress who works for the voters of New York City’s 10th Congressional District. As Chair of the House Judiciary Committee, Jerry has oversight over some of the most important issues facing America. Jerry strongly believes in justice for all and a democracy that represents people, not special interests. Click here to chip in and help Jerry keep fighting for us in Congress.

 

 
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