A real opportunity in New Hampshire

I’m writing to ask you to make a contribution of $25 today to support New Hampshire House and Senate Democrats, and I want to tell you why this matters.

Something gets lost in the national conversation about New Hampshire: while Democrats have been winning presidential and U.S. Senate races there, Republicans hold the Governor's office, the State House, and the State Senate. With that kind of unchecked power, they've been able to shape the direction of the state for the worse, without enough accountability.

The consequences are showing up in people's lives. Housing has become harder to afford. Families are struggling to find and pay for child care. Energy costs remain among the highest in the country. And nearly $100 million has been diverted from public schools through a voucher program that lacks basic accountability safeguards.

None of these challenges are inevitable. They are the result of policy choices – and elections determine who gets to make those choices.

That's why I'm asking you to contribute $25 today.

The path to a Democratic majority in New Hampshire runs through races that won't make national headlines, but will shape the state's future. Winning these legislative seats would create a check on one-party rule, strengthen the foundation for Chris Pappas's Senate campaign, and help protect fair representation at a moment when Republicans have already begun talking about redrawing congressional maps to their advantage.

These races are competitive. The opportunity is real. But opportunities like this only matter if the people doing the work have the resources to reach voters and build winning campaigns.

That's where you come in.

I've seen firsthand how much of a difference early support can make in local and state races. A contribution that might seem modest can help a candidate knock on more doors, reach more voters, and ultimately earn the votes needed to win.

If you're able, please make a contribution of $25 today to help New Hampshire House and Senate Democrats compete for every seat and build the majorities needed to move the state forward.

Thank you,

Pete