Friend, it's Sarah Keyeski, and I'm running for the Wisconsin State Senate District 14.

Today, Wisconsin's elections were highlighted at the New York Times podcast The Run-Up, a show aimed to help voters understand this year's election. I had the privilege to be a guest and discuss the importance of these elections for downballot Democrats like me. Before I continue, can you split a donation between my campaign and the Wisconsin Senate Democrats today? >>

As a Professional Counselor by career and now a first-time candidate in a newly competitive district, my focus is on serving our community. From ensuring our children have lunches to advocating for better mental health services and improving our healthcare system, I'm committed to making positive changes.

After new fair maps were introduced, several critical seats like mine opened up. Ben Wikler said it best: the 14th Senate District is essential to achieving a Democratic majority in the state Senate.

That's why the SSDC is ensuring candidates running in critical seats like mine are supported all the way until Election Day. However, they can't do it alone.

Starting this month, they're doubling down on their efforts to uphold our Democratic values in the senate, but supporting candidates takes time and resources, especially as we're trying to connect with as many voters as possible.

Friend, can you please consider splitting a donation between the SSDC and my campaign so you can help us reach more voters, spread our message, and ensure our government reflects the will of our communities?

Sincerely,  

Sarah Keyeski

Democrat for State Senate, District 14

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