Folks, far too often, politicians relentlessly ask for your hard-earned money without ever actually telling you what they stand for or how they’re going to fight for you in office.

So instead, I want to tell you exactly what I’ll be fighting for if I’m elected as Maryland’s next U.S. Senator. Then, if you like what you hear and think our campaign is something worth supporting, I hope you’ll pitch in $5, $10 or whatever makes sense for your budget.

On my first day in office, I’ll co-sponsor the Women's Health Protection Act to protect safe, legal abortion access and stand against misguided Republican efforts to defund Planned Parenthood.

I’ll work to build on the Affordable Care Act to bring down the cost of healthcare, and fight to expand Medicaid for the millions of Americans who live in the 10 states whose Republican legislators refuse to expand coverage in their states.

I’ll be a strong supporter of the PRO Act to strengthen workers' rights, and will work to raise the federal minimum wage to ensure all families can keep up with inflation and the cost of living.

I understand urgent action is necessary to address the climate crisis and protect the environment, and I’ll be a vocal advocate for expanding tax credits for clean energy, ensuring that all U.S. Government purchases, from buildings to vehicles, align with our emission goals.

I’ll fight for the John Lewis Voting Rights Act and For the People Act to expand voting rights, reform campaign finance laws, ban gerrymandering, and protect our democracy from MAGA Republicans.

And above all, I will always listen to your concerns, represent your best interests, and fight for you and your loved ones in the U.S. Senate, folks.

So please, if you’re ready to elect a Senator who fights for the issues that matter most, will you chip in $25 or any other amount to support our campaign before next week’s critical FEC End-of-Quarter deadline? We could really use your help.

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Thank you,

Angela Alsobrooks