Dear Jason,
I want you to meet Elijah Manley. He grew up with very little, spent his career fighting for the community that raised him, and is now running for Congress in Florida's 20th District because he believes those families deserve a real advocate in Washington.
Elijah is 27, an educator and grassroots organizer running for office for the first time. He grew up in Fort Lauderdale's historic Sistrunk community without reliable electricity or enough food on the table. Instead of moving on from that experience, he built his life around changing it for others. He could use your support today.
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His opponent is Debbie Wasserman Schultz, a longtime incumbent who chose to leave her own district, which became more competitive after redistricting, and run in FL-20. It's a seat that took Black Floridians over a century of organizing to win, and a crowded field makes it easier for a well-funded newcomer to prevail without earning a majority.
Help us send Elijah to Congress. Chip in $15 today.
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Every movement needs the right people leading it. Elijah is one of them, and I'm asking you to stand behind him with me.
Thank you for your support, your activism, and all that you do.
In solidarity,
Ro
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