Hi John! This is Lexi, Adam’s daughter.

I am looking forward to spending the holidays with my family this year, including my dad, who is just as busy as you’d think as he runs for Senate.

And while you might think of him as Congressman, Representative, or just Adam — to me, he’s Dad.

After all these years, he hasn’t changed.

Not after he was elected to Congress.

Not after managing Trump’s impeachment and facing the right wing’s attacks.

Not now that he’s running for Senate — he’s just having the same conversations about our democracy, our ideals, and our values that we’ve had around the dinner table since I was a kid.

My dad is the same incredibly earnest guy who loves his family and his country. He also has a big end-of-month fundraising deadline coming up, and your support will go a long way. John, if you can, will you chip in to my dad’s campaign today?

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Running for office is a big task. But it's always been clear to me why my dad does it. Growing up, he would tell us stories about the people he'd met from his district and their concerns about their jobs, their families, and all of the things that mattered most to them.

My first thought hearing those stories as a kid was always that it must be so hard to listen to those stories every day and have people expect so much from you as just one person. But my dad would always tell us that it was the best part of the job. The chance to hear people's struggles and honest concerns and work to fix them and make their lives better.

That's what truly and genuinely motivates him at his core — and that’s what I know he will bring to the Senate, if we can elect him there. The humanity and the unrelenting passion to change people's lives for the better, and make our country and our world a better place to live in.

So before my dad’s fundraising deadline tonight, I would really appreciate it if you could make a contribution. Can you pitch in $10 to my dad’s campaign?