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John,
It’s Josh.
Yesterday was one of the most inspiring days of the campaign — we held rallies with President Clinton in Sullivan County and Lieutenant Governor Delgado in Broome County.
The energy on the ground is contagious and, with a little help from my friends, I’m criss-crossing this district to reach every last undecided voter and turn out every supporter to the polls. There’s too much on the line to leave any stone unturned.
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Today, I’m back on the campaign trail in two towns critical to our victory on Tuesday, Endicott and Dryden, where I’ll be meeting with voters including some who are still undecided about who they are voting for in the midterm election.
And as you know from reading our emails, dollars in the door translate to more voters reached during the final stretch.
So if it’s within your means, John, will you pitch in $5 before closing your inbox? Your support would mean the world to me down the final stretch, and will make a huge difference in our campaign’s ability to reach every voter with just five days left >>
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Tonight, when I meet with voters, I’m going to talk about how our Democracy is on the line.
How politicians have no business making women’s healthcare decisions.
How every problem in our politics is the result of the corrupting influence of corporate PAC money, and that I’ll never take a dime of it.
How I’ll never vote to cut a penny from Medicare or Social Security.
How, together, if we push past the divisive nature of our politics and find common ground, we can revitalize our Upstate New York economy and build a brighter future for all of us.
These are the conversations that can win us the election on Tuesday. So if you’re able to, I hope you’ll pitch in a few bucks before closing this email to help us talk to even more voters.
With gratitude & high hopes,
Josh Riley
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