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I prayed when I left for Afghanistan.

I prayed when I faced a near-death experience that changed my life forever.

I pray each and every day I wake up to another day that God has given me.

Friend,

This is retired Army Captain Sam Brown.

I know God is real because He’s been with me through everything.

He was with me when I was commissioned in the Army and served in Afghanistan

He was with me when He spared my life from an explosion that destroyed my vehicle, and He was with me as I recovered from my injuries

He was with me as He introduced me to my wife and gave me three beautiful children.

Friend, He’s with me now as I run for the most competitive Senate race in the country.

Through the good times and bad, God has given me guidance and the comfort that I’m never alone.

You see, our campaign isn’t like others. I’m not running for a fancy title or a small change to financial policy.

This campaign's mission is shared by every Nevadan.

With everything we do, we must strive to put God and Country first.

My opponents are trying everything they can to stop me.

They want me to stoop down to their level, cut corners, and do dishonest things.

That’s not something I’ll ever do. Especially if it means compromising my values for special interest dollars.

That’s why I’m reaching out today.

With a humble heart, I'm requesting your help.

Friend, anything you can give, whether it be your prayers, your support, or a donation will be monumental in helping me win this race.

Truth be told, Washington D.C. needs a new generation of conservative leaders to fix things up — and I can be the tip of that spear.

But not without your help.

Can I count on your support?

Duty First,

CPT Sam Brown

Flip Nevada, flip the Senate. It’s that simple. Experts in both parties agree that the path for Democrats to maintain their Senate majority becomes near to impossible if we win this race. Can I count on your help to break Chuck Schumer’s majority and return control of D.C. to conservatives?

Sam Brown is a retired member of the U.S. Army. Use of military rank, job titles, and photographs in uniform does not imply endorsement of the United States Army or the Department of Defense.