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As we get ready to reelect President Biden and Vice President Harris, win the House and defend Democ

As we get ready to reelect President Biden and Vice President Harris, win the House and defend Democrats’ majority in the Senate, we’re laying critical groundwork now. [Democrats][Join us.] In a moment I’m going to ask if you can make a [$7 contribution to support the DNC’s work heading into 2024.]( I can guess what you might be thinking: “It’s Sunday! And 2024’s not for a few more weeks!” But I hope you’ll give me a chance to explain why pitching in now is critical to setting the DNC up for success next year and beyond. The truth is, most races aren’t won by a perfect last-minute TV ad, an incredible debate performance, or by going viral. As we saw just a few weeks ago in Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, and Pennsylvania, making early, strategic investments in operations and scaling up our organizing efforts in every community, even during what some might call an “off year,” is critical to how we achieve victories. NBC News: [NBC News: DNC touts big investments in Tuesday's election wins]( To win, the work has to start early. So here at the DNC, as we get ready to reelect President Biden and Vice President Harris, win the House, and defend Democrats’ majority in the Senate, we’re laying the critical groundwork now. [So here comes the part where I ask for your support: Can you make a $7 contribution today to help us continue building on the resources we’ll need to win up and down the ballot next year?]( [DONATE: $7]( [DONATE: $10]( [DONATE: $25]( [DONATE: $50]( [DONATE: $100]( [Donate another amount]( By pitching in $7 today, you’ll be helping us fund state parties, help build organizing operations in communities across the country, and ensure that Democrats’ message is reaching voters online, on TV, and beyond. When I tell you that your support right now couldn’t be more important, I really mean it. Thanks for all you’re doing, Erin Erin Conway Grassroots Fundraising Director Democratic National Committee Manage how often you receive DNC emails, [by filling out this form](. If you no longer wish to receive emails from the DNC, [submit this form to unsubscribe](. If you're ready to elect Democrats in all 50 states, territories, and D.C., [make a contribution today](. Contributions or gifts to the Democratic National Committee are not tax deductible. Paid for by the Democratic National Committee, [www.Democrats.org](, and not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee.

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