I hope you and your family are having a safe and happy holiday season. I wanted to reach out to you before the end of the year because my friends at the DNC are up against an important deadline, and as a former chair of the party, I know just how important it is that the DNC hits their goals -- especially with next year's midterms coming up quickly.

I proudly served as interim DNC chair twice during the Obama years. The first half of President Obama's first term looked a lot like the moment we find ourselves in now: A Democrat in the White House and Democratic majorities in the House and Senate. But just like in 2010, we're facing a critical midterm election in 2022 that could determine whether or not we can continue making progress in the face of Republican obstructionism.

Before Friday's end-of-year deadline, will you chip in $7 to the DNC? Your investment in our party will give Democrats up and down the ballot the best chance to succeed in next year's midterms.

I won't mince words: Midterm elections are historically difficult for the party in power. But our work to deliver for the American people is too important for us to allow Republicans to take back control like they did back in 2010. It's clear: We can't afford to hand Mitch McConnell and Kevin McCarthy the reins of power. So, I'll ask once more:

If you can, will you make a $7 donation to the DNC before Friday's critical end-of-year deadline? Democratic candidates nationwide are counting on your support to help carry them to victory next November.

Wishing you and yours the very best in the coming year.

Thank you,

Donna

Donna Brazile
Former Acting DNC Chair

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