Growing up, this little girl learned that through hard work, she could break barriers and achieve anything she set her mind to.

Lisa as a child

So when she got older, she wrote this letter to Senator Tom Carper asking for a summer internship in his Wilmington office. With a baby on her hip and a toddler in tow, she went to work serving Delawareans. That office instilled in her the importance of a government that works for everyone.

Lisa's letter

From that internship, she went on to serve as a cabinet secretary under two Delaware governors. Then, in 2016, she made history and became the first woman and first person of color to represent Delaware in Congress.

Lisa seated next to Joe Biden

From college to Congress, people have doubted that a Black woman could overcome the odds. Lisa has proven them wrong every time, and she knows that with your help, she can do it again.

Will you rush $25 or whatever you can to help Lisa make history, keep Delaware blue, and defend our Democratic Senate majority? Our end-of-month deadline is tonight at midnight and we're still falling short.

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Thank you,

Lisa Blunt Rochester for Senate