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Team — it’s Gay Valimont, Democrat running in the upcoming FL-1 special election.
My story is special, so I hope you’ll take a second to read it.
FIRST: I worked as a gun violence prevention activist here in Florida, leading our chapter of Moms Demand Action. Tragically, I lost my husband and son to ALS and cancer.
THEN: I ran for congress against Matt Gaetz — and after narrowly defeating me he resigned just days later, betraying the people of Florida, and causing a special election!
NOW: We get another chance! AND when we win, we will get Democrats one seat closer to a HOUSE MAJORITY. We can STOP Trump!
Trump knows his grip on Congress hinges on this seat! He’s pouring millions into the race, so I need you to split a donation between Fight for Reform to elect state and local Democrats and our campaign now to stop MAGA from taking total control. »
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