John,

Republicans are playing offense in the Senate this cycle. Democrats are defending twice as many seats as the GOP, and our 51-49 majority is razor-thin.

In short: Republicans only need to flip two seats to gain the Senate majority -- and their sights are set on Wisconsin and Nevada. Democratic pro-choice champions Sens. Tammy Baldwin (WI) and Jacky Rosen's (NV) are defending their seats this cycle, and EMILYs List is with them every step of the way.

Anti-choice Republicans are already shoring up resources to flip these Senate seats. Donate now to help Tammy & Jacky fight back:

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Wisconsin is a quintessential swing state, with four of the last six presidential elections decided by less than one percent of the popular vote. Since first winning her seat in 2012, Sen. Tammy Baldwin has been fending off Republican attacks -- and this cycle will be no different. One of the Senate GOP's largest fundraising groups has already announced her race as a top target.  

In Nevada, Sen. Jacky Rosen's 2018 victory was the only successful campaign to unseat a Republican Senate incumbent during that election cycle. This time around, Republicans are laser-focused on regaining this seat following their success in flipping the governor's seat in 2022. 

Tammy and Jacky's races will define our success in maintaining our Democratic majority, and we need their pro-choice voices and votes in office now more than ever.

Both of these Democratic pro-choice women need our help against deep Republican pockets. So please, donate now -- 100% of your contribution to these Democratic pro-choice Senate women will *directly* support their campaigns:

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Thank you,

the EMILYs List Campaigns team




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