Dear Friend:

Did you see this email from Lieutenant-Governor John Fetterman?

He’s right, and with only $1,286 more to hit our goal before our FEC filing deadline and a match for every dollar, now is the best time to give.

Will you make a contribution of $20 right now?

Your donation helps Mad focus on what’s important: Fighting for you in Congress — rather than fundraising.

Thank you,

Lexy McDowell
Finance and Political Director

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Dear Friend:

We might not have met yet, but I'm the Lieutenant Governor here in Pennsylvania. I'm not known for beating around the bush, so I'll get right to it: I'm grateful that we've got a leader like Mad representing our Commonwealth who is standing up to special interests in Washington and ensuring we're doing all we can to strengthen the middle-class.

I was proud to support her campaign in 2018, and I'm even prouder now to stand with Mad as she faces her first re-election campaign as a Freshman Congresswoman.

At the end of this month, my friend Mad is facing a public filing deadline, so I wanted to reach out and see if you could help ensure she ends the year strong.

While I'm in Harrisburg pushing back against legislators who are prioritizing "heartbeat bills" over serious issues like infrastructure, Mad Dean has been leading the charge in Washington and fighting for justice for Pennsylvania.

But based on what we've seen this year, President Trump and national Republicans will continue to be laser-focused on our Commonwealth (which I believe is the most important swing state in the country). So, as you can imagine, we've got our work cut out for us in 2020.

What does that work look like? Honestly, it starts with ensuring that campaigns have the resources they need to combat the unprecedented amount of GOP money that's sure to come our way.

So, can you ensure we can continue to count on her voice leading the fight in Washington by making a contribution to her campaign today?

We're fortunate to have elected officials like Mad who are willing to stand up for what's right, regardless of what may be popular.

Thank you,

John Fetterman

P.S. Really, it was great to campaign for her in 2018. I knew then that she'd make our Commonwealth proud, and I couldn't be more excited to support her in 2020.