Hello John,

It’s Congresswoman Delia Ramirez.

Everywhere you look, working families are struggling. Hardworking people across Illinois are finding themselves asking tough questions like: “How will I afford groceries?” and “Which bill is more important to pay this month?”

It is more critical than ever that we have leaders at the state level who will unapologetically fight for working families. That is why I am supporting Karina Villa to be our next IL State Comptroller.

Join me in standing with Karina Villa by supporting her campaign today.

This primary is going to be a litmus test. People struggling to get by are tired of career politicians with billionaire donors. They see the rich using their power to get richer while everyday people struggle to make ends meet. Something has to give. Working families in Illinois need a champion fighting for them in Springfield.

Karina Villa is one of my closest friends and a fierce ally of working families. She’s running for Comptroller because she understands that budgets are moral documents. They show who we protect and who we leave behind, and working people have been left behind for far too long. 

The comptroller is not just a watchdog or bookkeeper for the state’s finances; they must also be a leader working families can trust to fight for them. And that is who Karina has always been.

Karina is not another career politician. She is a school social worker by trade who will always stand up for the vulnerable and fight for investments into our communities. 

As Trump puts Illinois in his crosshairs, we need someone who will use this office to protect critical state services and advocate for the resources our state needs to thrive. I am confident that Karina is that someone. But she needs our help.

Advocates like Karina aren’t backed by Billionaires; they are backed by people-power. Will you join me in supporting Karina with a recurring donation of $10 or more?

When we stand together, we can do anything. Will you join me in standing with Karina today?


In solidarity,


Delia Ramirez