I'm the Democratic Nominee for Congress here in New York's 21st District.
The latest polling confirms what we’ve known all along: we are in a dead heat race. Siena just released a poll that shows us 4 points up, and within the margin of error.
Momentum has only continued to grow. The Cook Political Report, Sabato’s Crystal Ball, and Inside Elections all moved this race in our direction — solid outside confirmation that this district, long considered safely Republican, is genuinely in play.
Now, the DCCC has officially added this race to their Red to Blue program, putting national support behind our campaign because they see exactly what we've known all along.
I'm running because the North Country deserves serious leadership in this highly competitive race.
It's time for us to get the representation we deserve in Washington.
Will you make a donation to help us win this battleground district?
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