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This is one of the most critical elections of our lifetimes. The 36 governors’ races in November will determine whether we keep making progress to build a better America, or if Republicans will take us backward in states across the country.
This moment is so important that Vice President Kamala Harris is asking: Will you chip in before the Democratic Governors Association’s crucial deadline? Whatever you are able to give will be put to work immediately to elect Democratic governors.
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