The Cook Political Report just shifted two critical House races from “Lean R” to “Toss Up” which means that Kathy Castor (FL-14) and Christina Hines (MI-10) need your help to continue to build momentum and win these races in Florida and Michigan!
These are some of the most competitive House races where climate donors like you can make a difference: Defending the seat in Florida and flipping the seat in Michigan will help put us on the best path to taking back the pro-environment House majority this November. Help Kathy Castor and Christina Hines take advantage of these race changes and continue to build momentum to win these two critical House races!
Incumbent Representative Kathy Castor is running to defend her seat against a pro-polluter challenger, former state Rep. Mike Beltran. Due to redistricting in Florida, this district has become more competitive and Kathy Castor needs the support of climate donors like you to keep this seat under pro-environment leadership.
Christina Hines is running to flip a critical open seat in Michigan as pro-polluter incumbent Representative John James is running for Governor. She is running against a Donald Trump ally, Mike Bouchard in a District that Donald Trump won in 2024. This swing District can be flipped if Christina Hines has your urgent support to today. Both districts are in reach if these champions have the support of climate donors like you — support their campaigns directly through GiveGreen today!
Thanks for all that you are doing to help flip the House majority.
— Team GiveGreen
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