It’s officially November. As exciting as it is, it means there are just SEVEN days until Election Day and we’re racing against the clock.
We’re fighting against the MAGA machine: The GOP and their special interests are spending over $8,000,000 to attack Yadira and prop up their extremist candidate – because they know Yadia can win.
We won’t get a second chance. When Election Day ends and results are coming in, we need to know we did everything we could to ensure this open seat goes BLUE. So will you chip in $8 right now to help us elect Yadira Caraveo to Congress?
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This fight has never been easy. Yadira doesn’t take a cent of corporate PAC money for her congressional campaign, while Barb is backed by GOP dark money, which means our team has had to work twice as hard to keep up with Yadira’s opponent.
You’ve gotten Yadira this far, and now we need to get her across the finish line. So we’re asking, John: Will you chip in right now to change Colorado’s future?
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Thank you so much for powering this grassroots campaign.
– Team Caraveo
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Yadira Caraveo is a pediatrician, state representative, and daughter of immigrants. Her parents raised her and her siblings on her father’s construction worker’s salary in Adams County. In the legislature, Dr. Caraveo has delivered for working Coloradans by standing up to the biggest corporate bullies and entrenched special interests.
Now, Dr. Caraveo is running for Congress to stand up for hard-working families she sees falling through the cracks. Dr. Caraveo would be the first Latina to represent Colorado in Congress and the only physician in Colorado’s congressional delegation. Contribute to her campaign today!
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PO Box 953, Eastlake, CO 80614
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