Blog de Dunlap: Outspent 16-to-1 and she still won.

Thursday, August 27, 2026

Outspent 16-to-1 and she still won.

Danielle:

Angie Nixon just did what the political establishment said was impossible: She won a landslide primary in Florida while being outspent 16 to 1.

She didn't soften her message. She didn't chase corporate donors. She won by fighting for working people.

And that's exactly why I'm endorsing her.

Because with Angie in Congress, we’ll be one step closer to passing the legislation working families desperately need to make life more affordable. We can stop Republicans from rubber-stamping Trump's self-serving agenda and overblown ego. We can prove that a movement built on real people beats a machine built on corporate money.

But that only happens if Angie has the resources to fight.

That’s why I’m asking: Will you split a donation today between Angie's campaign and this grassroots movement? Every dollar helps organize, reach voters, and fight back against the flood of Republican spending to hold onto their power in Congress.

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Angie is a mother who moved mountains to make child care affordable. A former union organizer who refused to let corporations price-gouge working families. A proven leader who never backs down from powerful interests when it matters.

That kind of courage is dangerous to the wealthy, well-connected. Which is why Republicans are already preparing to pour millions into defeating her in November.

Because they think that money always wins. That Angie's victory in the primary was a one-time miracle we can't repeat. They're wrong.

We've already seen what happens when a movement gets organized around a fighter like this. Let's do it again.

Will you split a donation of $100 between Angie's campaign and our grassroots movement today?

Thanks for being a part of this,

Elizabeth