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It’s a dogfight out there. The polls and neck and neck in the seven battleground states, and th
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Itâs a dogfight out there. The polls and neck and neck in the seven battleground states, and the candidates are fighting hard for every possible vote. New polling shows the fierce fight over [Latinos]( [young men]( [undecided voters]( [Gen X]( the [Arab vote]( and more. Itâs not easy, and Republicans have made some inroads, so we have to match their intensity with our own. In the end, this race will be decided by who wants it more and works hardest. Itâs all about grassroots organizing, and weâre stepping up in a big way. Weâre working to bring in 100,000 volunteers to turn out swing voters in key battleground states and make sure Latino voters are fired up and ready to go. This is how weâve won tough elections before. By keeping our eye on the prize and focusing on getting out the vote, we can overcome these challenges. The stakes are higher than ever, but I know we can pull this off if we come together and push hard. Thatâs where you come in. We need your support to help train, organize, and deploy these volunteers. [Can you chip in $5, $10, or whatever you can to fuel this critical work?]( [Contribute Now to Help Us Mobilize 100,000 Volunteers]( We can do this. Letâs make sure every voterâespecially Latino voters in these key statesâturns out in force in 2024. Thanks for always fighting the good fight with us. - Markos
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