Jim turned the corporate PACs away.

You're probably getting a lot of messages right now. Candidates across the country are facing their first FEC end-of-quarter deadline of the Election Year, and they're competing for your support.

This isn't just an arbitrary fundraising deadline — it is one of the most important moments of the entire cycle.

After this deadline, campaign fundraising numbers are published. And everyone sees them: Republicans. Outside groups. The media. Allies deciding where to invest.

These numbers send a signal.

They shape the narrative about individual races. They give opponents insight into momentum and spending. They show national partners which campaigns are worth investing in as we work to take back the House. Sometimes they create doubt and make it harder to build the coalition we need to win.

For us, there's an added layer: Jim does not take a dime from corporate PACs. That is not a slogan — it's a commitment. So when we report strong fundraising numbers, it signals to other candidates that you really can do this without leaning on a bunch of corporate special interest groups to line your pockets.

We've set a goal to show undeniable grassroots strength before the numbers go public. If you're with us, consider making a contribution today.

Because Jim's campaign is powered by people, not corporations — every single dollar carries more weight.

More soon,

Team McGovern