Too Big To Rig.

Vice President Kamala Harris has something to say about the moment Americans find themselves in and the power they hold, on the eve of the midterms. We have to be Too Big to Rig.

Over the last two years, many Americans have felt angry, frustrated, and alone.

We’ve all witnessed the chaos, corruption, and incompetence coming out of this administration. The MAGA Republican Congress has been led by a president solely focused on putting his own petty interests ahead of the people – enabled by a weak and feckless Republican Congress. We have felt anger, fear, and sometimes helplessness as millions of Americans lost access to their health care, as children and families lost access to food assistance, as they drove our country into a war that no one asked for and which has made costs skyrocket, and so much more.

I understand that pain and frustration. Many of you have spent the last two years looking at the TV, saying words we don’t say where we pray, and maybe even sometimes throwing things. I’ve been right there with you.

But hear me when I say: that phase is over.

Over the past several months, I have traveled the country — from Michigan to Mississippi and New Hampshire to Nevada — and met countless Americans who are tired of having to choose between gas and groceries, and who are stretching their paychecks to cover rent, daycare, health care, and so much more. I’ve spoken to our fellow Americans watching costs skyrocket while Donald Trump and his Republican cronies are more concerned with ballrooms, reflecting pools, foreign jets, and seeking favor and flattery from dictators than with the everyday needs of the families they are supposed to serve.

It doesn’t have to be this way. We deserve better.

As Donald Trump has crushed regular Americans under the weight of soaring costs, laid waste to our alliances, led our nation into another forever war, and undermined our democracy, it’s become easy to give in to apathy and doubt.

But America, your resilience in the face of it all is awe-inspiring. You have organized, protested, and voted in historic numbers. You have stood against attempts to drag us back while standing for the America we know we can and should be.

Leaders who embody these values are running in races across the country. There are candidates who are fighting for affordable health care, stronger communities, and an economy that gives working people a fair shot. I’ve met many of these local leaders, volunteers, advocates, and activists who understand that the outcome of this election will not only affect them, but will affect their neighbors, their children, and their communities for years to come. While the current cast of characters in Washington have spent the last two years looking in the mirror, these leaders have been looking at the people. They are ready to deliver on Day One.

It’s people like them and like you across America who give me hope. Not because this fight we’re in is easy, but because we’re willing to stand up for what’s possible when people come together and refuse to give up on one another.

That brings me to our final sprint to Election Day.

We must leave everything on the field. We must elect Democrats up and down the ballot in every state, at every level, in every county in America. We must do all we can to flip the House and Senate. But as a public servant who started my career way down ballot, I know we must also flip as many governorships, state legislative seats, mayoralties, district attorneys, school board districts, and local offices as possible.

We know that Donald Trump will try to overturn the results in races Republicans don’t win. Armed with a Department of Justice at his beck and call, he’ll try; but he won’t succeed, because in 2026, we’re going to make our victory too big to rig.

We cannot afford to look back on November 4th and wish we’d done more. That means knocking on doors. Making phone calls. Talking to your friends, families, and neighbors. It means making a plan to vote by going to IWillVote.com and finding a couple people to take with you to the polls.

The founders of this country understood that our democracy would face moments when those entrusted with leadership would fail to live up to their responsibilities. They designed our system to give the ultimate power to the people – not the politicians – for exactly that reason; because when leaders fail us, it’s up to the people to hold them accountable.

For the last two years, we’ve seen the most callous, corrupt, and incompetent administration in American history.

But now is the time to change all that.

Let us turn our pain into purpose and our anger into action. Let’s show up and fight for every seat, in every state, at every level of our government. Let’s do so knowing that we did everything we could and that we refused to give up on the great promise of the United States of America.

On to victory. Together.