Friend, last cycle, passionate grassroots supporters -- including over 1,900 dedicated volunteers and tens of thousands of donors -- powered our campaign 4x closer to defeating Trump-enabler Representative John Katko than any other congressional challenger campaign ever has.

We only need to gain 2.5 points to flip this swing seat from red to blue in 2020, but we must meet our end-of-year grassroots goal to keep building the organizing power we’ll need to make it happen. Will you be one of the 403 people Dana needs to step up by midnight December 31 to meet our goal?

Here’s why Dana can win:

• NYS Board of Elections Data for NY-24 shows the number of registered Democrats is growing, while the number of registered Republicans (Katko’s base) is withering.
• John Katko was one of the first to be named to the DCCC’s “2020 Retirement Watchlist,” and he is at the top of the list of national Republicans' most vulnerable incumbents.
• In the 2020 presidential election year, NY-24 turnout will favor Democrats. Only one other Republican is running for re-election in a district that Trump lost in 2016.

Dana is ready to be the advocate we need fighting for Medicare-for-all, bold solutions to the climate crisis, common-sense gun safety laws, and getting big money out of politics. If we stand with Dana right now, we can send John Katko into retirement.

We’ve got to close the 403 donation gap to our end-of-year goal so we can organize now to flip this seat in 2020. Because she refuses to be accountable to anyone but the people, Dana never has and never will accept corporate PAC money, so she needs grassroots donors to step up right away to make sure we get there.

Will you help us make history in 2020 and elect a strong, progressive woman to be the first woman ever to represent NY-24 in the House? Chip in $5, $10, $24, or whatever you can right now to help meet our end-of-year goal.

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Let’s return this seat to the hands of the people where it belongs,

Brexton Isaacs
Campaign Manager