Blog de Dunlap: Mary Peltola

Danielle,

Nearly shutting down the government. Deposing a Speaker for the first time in history. Failing to pick a new leader so the chamber can do its job for the American people.

The last few weeks have made it abundantly clear that the Republican Party cannot be trusted with control of the U.S. House of Representatives.

To make our government work for working people — to make it work AT ALL — Democrats must take back the House in 2024. That means we must re-elect vulnerable incumbents like Representative Mary Peltola.

Mary is a champion for Alaska families. Since joining Congress this year, she's worked to put Washington on the side of working people, not powerful special interests. She won a tough fight to win this seat last year — and she's got another hard battle in store in 2024.

Can you split a donation of $28 or any amount between Mary's campaign and our re-election?

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Mary was born in Alaska, started fishing commercially when she was just six years old, served her community as a state legislator for 10 years, and became the first Alaska Native to ever get elected to Congress.

I love the way she describes her agenda: "Pro-Fish, Pro-Family, and Pro-Freedom." That's more than a slogan. She has deep expertise advocating for fishing policies that ensure resilient food systems. She supports good-paying infrastructure jobs and affordable housing to make it easier for families to make ends meet. And she stands for freedom, including the right to an abortion.

So let's do everything we can to make sure she can keep up the fight. Grassroots supporters helped carry her to victory in 2022 and are poised to make all the difference in 2024, which is why I have to ask:

If it makes sense for you right now, can you split a contribution of any amount between me and Mary Peltola? We won't take back the House if we don't protect front-line Democratic members like Mary.

Thanks for being a part of this,

Elizabeth