John,

In a moment, I am going to ask you to make a monthly recurring donation to our campaign for 2023. But before I do, let me take a moment to explain why your donation is so important, especially today.

For the last two years through the 2022 midterms, this team raised about $14 million for House Democrats running in tough toss-up districts across the country. And millions more for Senate candidates, including over $500,000 for Rev. Warnock in just four weeks. You helped us win competitive races in states like Michigan, Arizona, Virginia, and Pennsylvania, where abortion rights were front and center.

Thanks to the resources we could count on from monthly recurring donations, I was able to travel to events across the country and help our incumbents and Democratic challengers wherever I could, and it made a big difference.

As House Democrats’ National Battleground Finance Chair the past two years, these dollars helped our team lay the groundwork to win these tough races and stop Kevin McCarthy’s so-called "red wave" in its tracks.

I hope it's clear how important a role monthly recurring donations play in sustaining our efforts — especially right now. These funds are even more essential when election ads aren't blanketing the airwaves, and the necessary, enduring work of organizing for the next election begins.

So John, can I personally count on you to begin making a monthly recurring donation of $5, $10, or whatever you can spare today?

If you've saved your payment information with ActBlue Express, your monthly recurring donation will go through immediately:

If you’re still not convinced, I will leave you with one last thought.

Rev. Warnock’s runoff victory in Georgia capped the first midterm election since 1934 in which the president’s party did not lose a single Senate seat.

The American people saw what we did with the American Rescue Plan, for children and families, for our climate, for health care, for gun safety, for marriage equality, for jobs, infrastructure, and manufacturing — and they rejected the “crazy” that the GOP so often nominates to represent their party.

We couldn't have done any of this without you, so thank you.

— Adam