Mario is running for re-election to the 11th Congressional District Mario raised $800,000 in the fourth quarter of last year

As the midterm elections in Congress approach, the dispute between members of the 11th Congressional constituency, including Staten Island and Brooklyn South, has become increasingly fierce. Following former Democratic Rep. Max Rose, who announced a comeback, last week that he had successfully raised $800,000 in campaign funding, incumbent Republican Rep. Nicole Malliotakis also announced that she had raised $800,000 in the final quarter of last year.

This year, the dispute between the 11th Congressional District in New York has attracted national attention. Ross's campaign, which is struggling to regain its old position, announced last week that it had raised $800,000 in campaign funding in the three weeks since announcing its candidacy, and that Ross remained true to the principles of his first campaign and would not accept political contributions from big business or federal lobbyists.

Mario also recently announced that in the last quarter ended December 31 last year, she had raised 800,000 yuan, and her current campaign cash has exceeded 1.8 million yuan. She was impressed by the fact that a total of 4269 people donated to her during the period, 50% of whom were first-time donors.

In response, Mario expressed her gratitude to voters from The 11th District and the freedom-loving people of the United States for their generous support in the fourth quarter of last year, and vowed to run for re-election with all her strength, continue to serve the people in the constituency, and fight for and protect the rights of voters in Congress.

Mario also said she will continue to fight the many crises for which the Biden administration is responsible, including record-breaking inflation, supply chain crises, mishandling of the coronavirus pandemic and the collapse of the southern border. And these protests are the reason why New Yorkers and Americans support her, and they are also the appeal of Americans to a representative of public opinion.

The showdown in this year's midterm elections in Congress will be held on November 8, with The Democratic Party's Rose having to defeat candidates such as Brittany Ramos DeBarros, who is also a veteran, before challenging Mario in November. Ross, who served as a member of congress for Constituency 11 from 2019 to 2021, lost to Mario in the November 2020 general election, when Mario was elected with an additional 18,000 votes, 55% of which came from Staten Island.