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214 + 4 = House Majority

Right now, all 435 House seats are on the ballot — but only a few of those seats are the competitive, pivotal races that will determine whether we secure the majority in the House.

It's basic math, but the stakes are remarkably high and I'm not willing to leave anything up to chance. Based on what's on the board, local polling, and the impact they could make in the House if elected, I've got four critical races that need our support: Mondaire Jones, Mary Peltola, Gabe Vasquez, and Nikki Budzinski.

Mondaire Jones (New York's 17th District)

Mondaire Jones knows what it's like to worry about the rising cost of living and putting food on the table. He was raised in Section 8 housing in Spring Valley by a single mom who struggled with mental illness and worked multiple jobs to provide for their family. Their family sometimes needed food stamps to get by, and when child care was too expensive, Mondaire's grandmother took him to work with her cleaning homes.

Fast forward to 2020: Mondaire was elected to Congress to represent New York's Hudson Valley. His colleagues unanimously elected him the youngest member of House leadership, and he was named the most legislatively active freshman in Congress. Now, he's running against Trump-supporter, anti-abortion, pro-corporation opponent Republican Mike Lawler.

Mondaire needs our support so that New Yorkers are represented by someone who understands the real issues they're facing and has the experience to solve them.

Mary Peltola (Alaska's At-Large District)

Mary Peltola has spent her life championing Alaska's people, culture, and environment. As the first Alaska Native elected to Congress, she's deeply committed to protecting Indigenous rights and promoting policies that address the unique challenges of rural communities.

With a focus on sustainable fisheries, energy security, and preserving Alaska's natural beauty, Mary works tirelessly to ensure that Alaska remains a place where future generations can thrive.

Her commitment to bipartisanship and collaboration allows her to effectively advocate for Alaskans on critical issues such as healthcare, education, and infrastructure. Mary Peltola needs your support to continue fighting for a strong, inclusive, and sustainable future for all Alaskans.

Gabe Vasquez (New Mexico's 2nd District)

Gabe Vasquez understands the challenges faced by working families in New Mexico. Raised in a border community,

Gabe has firsthand experience with the complex issues related to immigration, job creation, and environmental preservation.

In Congress, he's focused on expanding healthcare access, protecting public lands, and creating good-paying jobs in New Mexico's renewable energy sector.

Gabe is a strong advocate for working-class values, including ensuring fair wages and affordable housing. With your support, Gabe Vasquez can continue building a future where all New Mexicans have the opportunity to succeed, no matter their background or where they live.

Nikki Budzinski (Illinois' 13th District)

Finally, Nikki Budzinski is a tireless advocate for workers and middle-class families in Illinois. With a background in labor organizing and public service, she's committed to fighting for policies that uplift the working class.

In Congress, Nikki has focused on expanding access to healthcare, lowering prescription drug costs, and supporting union jobs. Her dedication to improving infrastructure, particularly in rural and underserved communities, is helping to build a more equitable future for Illinois. Nikki's opponent is pushing an agenda that prioritizes corporations over people.

With your support, Nikki Budzinski can continue being a voice for working families and ensure that Illinois thrives for generations to come.

Let's make these final two weeks count.

Jim McGovern

Posted on October 22, 2024.

Meet Jim

Jim McGovern represents the 2nd District of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. He has earned a national reputation as a tireless advocate for his district and as a champion for food security, human rights, campaign finance reform, social justice and peace.

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