PRESS RELEASE Return to Press Release Page They See Blue® congratulates Nusrat Choudhury as first Muslim woman to be confirmed as federal judge JUNE 18, 2023 — They See Blue®, an organization focused on mobilizing South Asian voters to elect Democrats, congratulates civil rights lawyer Nusrat Choudhury who was confirmed to the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York. She is the first Bangladeshi-American and female Muslim federal judge to achieve that honor in the nation. “We are very pleased by Judge Choudhury’s confirmation,” said They See Blue® co-founder Rajiv Bhateja. “The Biden administration is to be complimented for its openness to diversity in judicial appointments. This would not have been possible but for the narrow Senate majority, which underscores the importance of voting in every election.” The Senate June 15 confirmed Judge Choudhury by a 50-49 vote, with every Democrat except one supporting her. She has been a dedicated civil rights and civil liberties attorney, advocating for equal justice under the law. Chicago-born and bred, Judge Choudhury, who has degrees from Columbia and Princeton Universities and Yale Law School, was most recently the legal director for the American Civil Liberties Union. She also previously worked as a development associate for Women’s Prison Association & Home, Inc. and for Spence-Chapin Services to Families & Children, both based in New York City. Judge Choudhury joined the ACLU in 2008 as a Marvin M. Karpatkin Fellow, supporting its Racial Justice Program in a variety of federal constitutional and statutory matters at the trial level, including conducting legal research, preparing and taking depositions, and factual investigations. The following year she joined the ACLU’s National Security Project as a staff attorney. Her cases involved constitutional rights matters, including due process, equal protection, freedom of religion and protection against unreasonable search and seizure. About They See Blue: Founded in 2018 by four South Asian Americans, They See Blue® has grown to more than 6,000 members with 22 grassroots chapters nationwide. As a registered Section 527 all-volunteer organization, They See Blue® seeks to engage and increase the participation of South Asian Americans in the political process of our great country and to help elect Democrats. For more information, see: https://theyseeblue.org ###

2024 Key Democratic House Races According to experts, the political climate favors Democrats to take back the House. Below are two dozen seats that we think are critical for the Democratic Party to hold or capture. They See Blue® will be supporting these candidates through get-out-the-vote efforts, advertising and other means. Please consider donating to these candidates. As voters in these states choose their candidates in primaries, we will post brief profiles here with their campaign websites where you can find more information. Please also view the Senate candidates that we're supporting. Please consider donating to these candidates. Check back for updates to this list. View Key Senate Races Arizona-01 FLIP AZ-01 Primary is July 30 Republican David Schweikert is the incumbent. Ballotpedia lists 10 candidates vying for the Democratic nomination. The primary is July 30. PLEASE NOTE: They See Blue does not endorse candidates in primaries. There is no link to the candidate's website below. Candidate Website Arizona-06 FLIP AZ-06 Primary is July 30 Republican Juan Ciscomani is the incumbent. Ballotpedia lists Kirsten Engel, Jack O'Donnell and Vieri Tenuta as candidates vying for the Democratic nomination. The primary is July 30. PLEASE NOTE: They See Blue does not endorse candidates in primaries. There is no link to the candidate's website below. Candidate Website California-09 Hold Josh Harder U.S. House Member, California-District 9 Harder, who is vying for this fourth term in the House, finished atop the state's March 5 top-two primary system in which voters cast ballots for the top two candidates regardless of party affiliation. He got about 53 percent of the vote and will face Republican Kevin Lincoln II, who received about 29 percent of the vote. Candidate Website California-13 FLIP Adam Gray Member, California State Assembly Gray, who has served as a state assemblyman for a decade, finished second in the state's March 5 top-two primary system in which voters cast ballots for the top two candidates regardless of party affiliation. He got 46 percent of the vote and will face incumbent Republican John Duarte, who received 54 percent of the vote. This is a rematch of the 2022 election. Candidate Website California-22 FLIP Rudy Salas Former Member of the California State Assembly Salas, who served in the state assembly from 2012 through 2022, came in second in the state's March 5 top-two primary system in which voters cast ballots for the top t candidates regardless of party affiliation. He received about 31 percent of the vote to Republican U.S. Rep. David Valadao's 33 percent. Candidate Website California-27 FLIP George Whitesides Former NASA Chief of Staff and aerospace entrepreneur Whitesides, a former NASA chief of staff and former CEO of Virgin Galactic, finished second in the state's March 5 top-two primary system in which voters cast is ballots for the top two candidates regardless of party affiliation. He got 31 percent of the vote and will face the top vote-getter, incumbent Republican U.S. Rep. Mike Garcia, who received 57 percent of the vote. Candidate Website California-41 FLIP Will Rollins Former Federal Prosecutor Rollins, who worked for the U.S. Department of Justice, finished second in the state's March 5 top-two primary system in which voters cast ballots for the top two candidates regardless of party affiliation. Rollins received 41 percent of the vote to Republican incumbent Rep. Ken Calvert's 50 percent. This will be a rematch of the 2022 race that Calvert won by 4.6 percentage points. Candidate Website California-45 FLIP Derek Tran Consumer Rights Attorney Tran, who is a consumer rights attorney and U.S. Army veteran, is challenging incumbent GOP Rep. Michelle Steel in the November general election. In the state's March 5 top-two primary system in which voters cast ballots for the top two candidates regardless of party affiliation, Tran received about 16 percent of the vote, second to Steel's 55 percent of the vote. Candidate Website California-47 OPEN Dave Min Member, California State Senate A member of the state Senate since 2020, Min, who previously was a law professor at University of California at Irvine, is vying for the seat that is currently being held by Democrat Katie Porter. Porter lost a U.S. Senate nominee and opted not to run for her congressional seat again. Min finished second in the state's March 5 top-two primary system in which voters cast ballots for the top two candidates regardless of party affiliation. He received 26 percent of the vote below Republican Scott Baugh's 33 percent. They will face off in the Nov. 5 general election. Candidate Website Nevada-01 HOLD Dina Titus U.S. House Member, Nevada-District 1 Titus, who's been a member of the U.S. House for about 15 years, is running unopposed in the June 11 Democratic primary to represent the district that she has served since 2013. A former professor of political science, Levin is also a former member of the Nevada Senate. Candidate Website Nevada-03 HOLD Susie Lee U.S. House Member, Nevada-District 3 Lee, who has represented her district in the U.S. House since 2019, is facing opponent RockAthena Brittain in the June 11 primary, according to Ballotpedia . The seat was once held by Jacky Rosen who was elected to the U.S. Senate. PLEASE NOTE: They See Blue does not endorse candidates in primaries. There is no link to the candidate's website below. Candidate Website Nevada-04 HOLD Steven Horsford U.S. House Member, Nevada-District 4 Businessman Horsford, who has represented his congressional district since 2019 and from 2013-2015, faces Levy Shultz in the June 11 Democratic primary, according to Ballotpedia . PLEASE NOTE: They See Blue does not endorse candidates in primaries There is no link to the candidate's website below. Candidate Website New York-03 HOLD Tom Suozzi U.S. House Member, New York-District 3 Suozzi, who once held his congressional seat before giving it up two years ago to run for an unsuccessful bid as governor of New York, won a Feb. 13 special election to fill the seat after George Santos was expelled by the U.S. House. He is running for a full two-year term but will face several opponents in the June 25 primary, according to Ballotpedia . PLEASE NOTE: They See Blue does not endorse candidates in primaries There is no link to the candidate's website below. Candidate Website New York-04 FLIP NY-04 Primary is June 25 Republican Anthony D'Esposito is the incumbent. There are a half a dozen candidates running in the June 25 primary, according to Ballotpedia . PLEASE NOTE: They See Blue does not endorse candidates in primaries There is no link to the candidate's website below. Candidate Website New York-17 FLIP NY-17 Primary is June 25 Republican Mike Lawler is the incumbent. In the June 25 Democratic primary, candidates MaryAnn Carr and Mondaire Jones are vying to face Lawler in the general election, according to Ballotpedia . PLEASE NOTE: They See Blue does not endorse candidates in primaries There is no link to the candidate's website below. Candidate Website New York-18 HOLD Rep. Pat Ryan U.S. House Member, New York-District 18 Incumbent Ryan is running for a second term in the House. According to Ballotpedia , he is facing Alexander Saulino in the June 25 Democratic primary. PLEASE NOTE: They See Blue does not endorse candidates in primaries There is no link to the candidate's website below. Candidate Website New York-19 FLIP NY-19 Primary is June 25 Republican Marc Molinari is the incumbent. There are four candidates listed in the June 25 Democratic primary vying to face Molinari, according to Ballotpedia . PLEASE NOTE: They See Blue does not endorse candidates in primaries There is no link to the candidate's website below. Candidate Website New York-22 FLIP NY-22 Primary is June 25 Republican Brandon Williams is the incumbent. There are five candidates listed in the June 25 Democratic primary vying to face Williams, according to Ballotpedia . PLEASE NOTE: They See Blue does not endorse candidates in primaries There is no link to the candidate's website below. Candidate Website Ohio-01 HOLD Greg Landsman U.S. House Member, Ohio-District 1 A former public school teacher, Landsman was unopposed in the March 19 primary. He's vying for his second two-year term in the House. He will face Republican Orlando Sonza in the Nov. 5 general election. Candidate Website Ohio-09 HOLD Marcy Kaptur U.S. House Member, Ohio-District 9 A member of the House since 1983, Kaptur ran unopposed in the March 19 primary. She is the longest-serving woman in congressional history. She will face Republican Derek Merrin in the Nov. 5 general election. Candidate Website Ohio-13 HOLD Emilia Sykes U.S. House Member, Ohio-District 13 Sykes, who was elected in 2023 to the seat once held by Tim Ryan, is vying for a second term in the House. She ran unopposed in the March 19 Democratic primary and will face Republican candidate Kevin Coughlin and another candidate in the general election. Sykes served in the Ohio House of Representatives before her congressional election. Candidate Website Pennsylvania-07 HOLD Susan Wild U.S. House Member, Pennsylvania-District 7 Wild, who has been a member of the House since 2018, is running unopposed in the April 23 Democratic primary. Candidate Website Pennsylvania-08 HOLD Matt Cartwright U.S. House Member, Pennsylvania-District 8 Attorney Cartwright, who has been in Congress since 2019, is running unopposed in the April 23 Democratic primary. In the November general election, he will likely face Rob Bresnahan Jr., who is also running unopposed in the GOP primary. Candidate Website Pennsylvania-17 HOLD Chris Deluzio U.S. House Member, Pennsylvania-District 17 A former U.S. Navy officer and attorney Deluzio, who is vying for a second term in the House, is running unopposed in the April 23 Democratic primary. In the November general election, he will likely face Rob Mercuri, who appears to be running unopposed in the GOP primary. Candidate Website

Chapters > Texas GROWING A NATIONAL MOVEMENT Texas is within Democratic reach in 2020! Though Texas has trended blue over the last several decades, the political tide in this state is beginning to turn as young, minority voters register to vote in droves. Texas has had historically low voter turnout, so registering and mobilizing progressive South Asian voters en masse can have a profound effect on this state's political landscape, and can shift Texas blue in 2020. Help join this historic effort!

MEDIA GALLERY They See, Watch, and Hear Blue Photos Videos Podcasts/ Radio Event Coverage TSB Georgia Election Kick-Off Event Part 1 TSB Georgia held its 2020 Election Kickoff on Feb. 8. Keynote speaker was former Georgia Minority Leader Stacey Abrams, U.S. Senate candidates Sarah Riggs Amico, Teresa Tomlinson, Jon Ossoff, and Georgia State Senator Sheikh Rahman, the first Muslim and first South Asian in the state senate. This is Part 1. TSB Georgia Election Kick-Off Event Part 2 TSB Georgia held its 2020 Election Kickoff on Feb. 8. Keynote speaker was former Georgia Minority Leader Stacey Abrams, U.S. Senate candidates Sarah Riggs Amico, Teresa Tomlinson, Jon Ossoff, and Georgia State Senator Sheikh Rahman, the first Muslim and first South Asian in the state senate. This is Part 2. Messages from Candidates Congressman TJ Cox's Message Congressman TJ Cox thanks the They See Blue team for their efforts and contributing to his 2018 campaign's success in California. Congressman Josh Harder's Message Congressman Josh Harder thanks the They See Blue team for their efforts and contributing to his 2018 campaign's success in California.

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About Us In August 2020, the They See Blue® Colorado chapter was founded to get out the vote in South Asian populations in the state. We have grown to more than 80 members and followers. In the previous election cycle, we helped plan a fundraiser for Senate candidate and former governor, John Hickenlooper. Goals Continued engagement at the local level to help elect progressive candidates at all levels of government. Contact the Colorado Chapter Register to Vote Vote by Mail Return to Chapters Map Donate to They See Blue ® PROTECT OUR RIGHTS As South Asians, we must unite to protect our rights and those of all Americans. To do that, we must be actively engaged in our democracy against those who want to see it crumble. Your contribution through ActBlue will help us elect more Democrats and expand the majorities in the House and Senate in 2022.

PRESS RELEASE Return to Press Release Page They See Blue® Applauds Biden Signing Inflation Reduction Act into Law, But It’s Just a First Step AUGUST 16, 2022 — The Inflation Reduction Act, which was signed into law today by President Biden, will significantly cut carbon emissions, lower prescription drug prices and reduce our deficit. They See Blue® hails this landmark legislation that will transform American lives and provide the foundation for greater progress in energy, the environment and healthcare. Americans overwhelmingly want our government to take action to address the deleterious effects of climate change and this bill delivers, helping us reduce greenhouse gas emissions 40 percent by 2030. “Our communities believe climate change is a top priority and this important legislation shows that Democrats are committed to action in addressing climate change while delivering on people’s energy needs,” said Rajat Srivastava, a co-founder of the They See Blue® organization, which is tasked with mobilizing Americans of South Asian origin to vote for Democrats. “But this is just a good first step as we deal with more frequent and intense wildfires, droughts and storms.” The legislation includes $369 million that will spur consumer investment in more energy-efficient appliances, solar technology and electric vehicles; incentivize manufacturing commitment to create reliable, cleaner energy production; and drive energy investments in disadvantaged and rural communities. But the law will do so much more. It will allow Medicare to directly negotiate drug prices and cap out-of-pocket costs as well as lower Affordable Care Act premiums. While it will cap insulin costs at $35 per month for Medicare patients, Senate Republicans voted it down for private insurance patients. We need to take care of all Americans. To pay for all this, the legislation will raise taxes on the wealthiest Americans and corporations for their fair share and bolster IRS tax enforcement. This will help pay down America’s debt that will counter inflation and grow the economy. “We commend the Biden administration and congressional Democrats in delivering benefits to the American people, but we have to do more,” said Srivastava. ###

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CLIMATE CHANGE Despite the short-term easing of petroleum reserves by the Biden administration to reduce the pressure on gas prices, climate change is an issue where there is a clear difference of opinion, policy proposals and commitment between the Democratic Party and the GOP. We only have to look at the differences between Biden's and former President Trump's track records to see this. ​ Over four years, Trump: Weakened Obama-era limits on planet-warming carbon dioxide emissions from power plants and from cars and trucks; Removed protections from more than half the nation’s wetlands and withdrew the legal justification for restricting mercury emissions from power plants; Worked to open up more land for oil and gas leasing through the Interior Department by limiting wildlife protections and weakening environmental requirements for projects; Loosened efficiency standards through the Energy Department for a wide range of products; and Withdrew the United States from the Paris Agreement on global measures to tackle climate change. All told, nearly 100 environmental rules were officially reversed, revoked or otherwise rolled back under Trump. In an analysis done by the New York Times (subscription required) in association with Harvard and Columbia, they found: ​ … the Trump administration’s deregulatory actions were estimated to significantly increase greenhouse gas emissions over the next decade and lead to thousands of extra deaths from poor air quality each year. ​ In just his first year in office , Biden: Signed an instrument to bring the U.S. back to the Paris Agreement; Pledged to cut U.S. climate pollution by 50-52% by 2030, putting the U.S. in the top tier of global climate ambition; Declared the U.S. will work with China to tackle climate challenges (including methane pollution); Joined more than 100 countries in committing to end deforestation during this decade and backing the LEAF Coalition — a public-private effort to mobilize funding for large-scale forest protection; Created a “climate cabinet” that includes senior officials in key leadership positions throughout the federal government who are making climate action a priority; Established the first-ever White House Environmental Justice Advisory Council to raise awareness of environmental justice issues and provide guidance to government entities on how to address them; Established the Justice40 initiative to commit at least 40% of the overall benefits from federal investments in climate and clean energy to overburdened communities; Announced the largest offshore wind lease in U.S. history; Developed a plan to ensure that 30% of U.S. lands and waters are designated as protected land by 2030; Finalized the strongest-ever pollution standards for cars and passenger trucks; Proposed historic climate and health protections to strengthen and expand limits on methane pollution from the oil and gas industry; Removed rules installed by the Trump administration that censored science and distorted the economic impact of air pollution; and Signed an infrastructure bill with several critically important climate investments, including funding for electric vehicle charging stations, clean electric buses, community resilience against natural disasters, lead pipe replacement and the cleanup of polluting orphan oil and gas wells and providing a $20 billion investment in clean energy research and development. ​ The difference could not be starker. While there is a lot more work to be done on making sure we do not leave an unlivable planet to our children, there is no doubt that only electing more and more progressive Democrats can give us the ability to effect policy change in a country where electoral college distortions give disproportionate power to stakeholders in industries that contribute to and profit from catastrophic climate change. ​ The information above is aimed at helping you better understand about the progress to mitigate climate change. To better understand the issue and how to talk about it, please visit the resources below, which provide pointers on addressing the topic with friends and family. Keep checking back here for TSB activities around this issue. More Resources

< Back to All Candidates Josh Harder Website California House Josh Harder flipped District CA-10 that had been held by the GOP for a long time in 2018. This was the first election TSB was involved in. CA-10 is a very purple district which leans red and is highly vulnerable to falling into Republican hands again . To make sure that this doesn't happen, TSB is joining forces with several local Swing Left chapters to host a fundraiser for Josh. Josh is a young fifth-generation resident of California's Central Valley who won his Congressional seat in CA-10 in both 2018 and 2020. He is a great candidate who understands the needs of his constituents and a solid partner for President Biden to help implement his agenda. CA-10 is a highly competitive district that Joe Biden won by only 1.6 points, and it may become even more competitive with redistricting. CA-10 is primarily comprised of Stanislaus County which voted to recall Governor Newsom . This clearly illustrates the uphill challenge being faced by Josh in the 2022 midterms. The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) has identified Josh as one of their top targets in the nation. All of this suggests that this will be Josh's most competitive race yet.

PRESS RELEASE Return to Press Release Page They See Blue® Congratulates the Democratic Party and Sen. Warnock for a Successful Midterm Election DECEMBER 9, 2022 — They See Blue®, an organization focused on mobilizing South Asian voters to elect Democrats, would like to congratulate the Democratic Party and in particular Senator Raphael Warnock on the results of the 2022 election cycle. We are heartened to see that the Red Wave did not materialize. To support Democrats during the 2022 election cycle, activities by They See Blue members included: • 75,000 handwritten postcards to voters in swing districts and purple states • 10,000 phone calls to voters • 600,000 text messages • 10,000 doors knocked • 10,000 flyers mailed or dropped off In addition, They See Blue delivered multiple TV ads and interviews across seven TV stations, radio ads in English Gujarati, Hindi, Punjabi and Marathi and twenty-nine interviews across twelve radio stations. All ads ran multiple times per day and all interviews were broadcast multiple times. The ads and interviews can be found at: https://www.theyseeblue.org/political-ads-2022 and on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@theyseeblue During this election cycle, They See Blue also advertised on social media achieving over 8.5 million impressions in multiple languages. They See Blue expresses our deepest thanks to our base of over 6,000 volunteers who worked tirelessly to help make this happen. They See Blue would like to thank voters for overcoming various obstacles to make their voices heard and preserve our democracy. We would also like to thank our partners at the AAPI Victory Fund, the AAPI Victory Alliance, Indian American Impact, and our many donors and supporters for helping make this a successful election season. Founded in 2018 by four South Asian Americans, They See Blue® has grown to over 6,000 members with 22 grassroots chapters nationwide. As a registered Section 527 allvolunteer organization, They See Blue seeks to engage and increase the participation of South Asian Americans in the political process of our great country and to help elect Democrats. For more information, see: https://theyseeblue.org ###

PRESS RELEASE Return to Press Release Page They See Blue® supports President Biden and Vice President Harris’ 2024 re-election APRIL 25, 2023 — They See Blue® is proud to endorse President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris after they formally announced Tuesday that they’ll be seeking a second term in 2024. Our volunteers and activists across the country are ready and eager to mobilize the South Asian community to re-elect the ticket. “They See Blue commends President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris for bringing steady hands and sanity back to the White House. Their numerous accomplishments include fighting COVID-19, addressing climate change, strengthening the economy, providing relief to veterans and students, standing with our allies against aggression, acting against gun violence, supporting women's rights, voting rights, jobs and much more,” said co-founder Rajiv Bhateja. “Our amazing army of volunteers will work tirelessly to overcome rightwing cynicism and disingenuity, re-elect these two stalwart leaders and help them lead America to a brighter, safer, more democratic and prosperous future for all,” he added. Overcoming an intransigent opposition since elected to office, the Biden/Harris administration has been extraordinarily transformative for the U.S. and world. Some key achievements are: • Enacting The Inflation Reduction Act that makes significant investments in infrastructure and energy projects while meaningfully tackling climate change • Issuing an executive order that protects reproductive rights • Signing legislation that strengthens common sense gun safety. • Reducing the deficit by a historic amount • Controlling the price of prescription drugs for seniors • Reinvigorating the country’s manufacturing and clean energy sectors • Presiding over a booming economy • Selecting a South Asian woman as vice president and providing her with major responsibilities in the domestic and foreign areas • Building a diverse cabinet with strong representation from the desi community As we've been doing since 2018, They See Blue® will organize phone banks, text banks, postcard campaigns, flyer distribution, and disseminate paid and organic social media to engage and inform South Asian voters. During the 2022 election cycle, we have achieved: • 75,000 handwritten postcards to voters in swing districts and purple states • 10,000 phone calls to voters • 600,000 text messages • 10,000 doors knocked • 10,000 flyers mailed or dropped off They See Blue® also aired multiple TV ads and provided numerous interviews across seven TV stations; radio ads in English, Gujarati, Hindi, Punjabi and Marathi; and 29 interviews across 12 radio stations. To view the ads and interviews, please visit https://www.theyseeblue.org/political-ads-2022 and our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@theyseeblue. Please join us as at http://theyseeblue.org to support the Biden/Harris re-election campaign. We are seeking volunteers for every aspect of the campaign so learn how you can contribute. To donate to the organization, please visit https://secure.actblue.com/donate/theyseeblue-ie About They See Blue: Founded in 2018 by four South Asian Americans, They See Blue® has grown to more than 6,000 members with 22 grassroots chapters nationwide. As a registered Section 527 all-volunteer organization, They See Blue® seeks to engage and increase the participation of South Asian Americans in the political process of our great country and to help elect Democrats. For more information, see: https://theyseeblue.org ###

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