John,
I firmly believe that we as Americans have more in common than what separates us. It’s my job as your representative to listen to the concerns of our community and fight for our shared priorities, and I’m willing to work with anyone in order to deliver on that promise.
But, that people-over-politics approach has put me squarely in the crosshairs of far-right extremists whose only goal is to expand their power by further sowing division and chaos.
We’ve proven time and again that a successful movement is a well-organized one. With national GOP donors and special interest groups already working to defeat me, we can’t become complacent now. Donate $10 before our end-of-month deadline to help me defend this seat and keep fighting for you in Congress:
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We know that hyperpartisanship and extremism do nothing to make our streets safer or lower everyday costs for working families. That’s why I was grateful to sit down with Ezra Klein earlier this month and talk about finding common ground in a divisive political climate in order to address those issues and more.
“But talking to people about the things they care about and fighting for the agenda and priorities of my community — that is the job of a representative.”
Clip from The New York Times’ The Ezra Klein Show, “How a Red-District Democrat Is Navigating Trump.” The New York Times, May 6, 2025. Full interview image source available here.
Thanks to you, we’ve built up a strong, broad grassroots coalition around that shared agenda of leveling the playing field and removing barriers to economic self-determination.
While I’m continuing that work in Congress, extremists have started launching attacks against me earlier than ever, in hopes of flipping WA-03 – we need to fight back. Our May deadline is in just a few days, and we need to raise another $30,000 to stay on track. Can I count on you to help us prepare for anything they throw at us on the road ahead?
Thanks for everything, seriously.
– Marie
