John, I wanted to tell you a little about why working for progress in the U.S. Senate is so important to me.

I’m the daughter of a teacher and a newspaperman and the granddaughter of an iron ore miner. I have always been guided by the values I was raised with in Minnesota -- and I’m powered by the idea that the work we do in the Senate can make a real difference in people’s lives.

Me, my dad and my sister on Christmas morning

Me, my mom and our daughter Abigail

I’ll be on the ballot this November and I wanted to ask: Can I count on you to stick with me by making a donation to my reelection campaign today?

No one expected me to run for office -- and not a lot of people expected me to win, either. But thanks to grassroots supporters like you I was elected to the Senate. Every day since then I’ve been working hard to deliver progress and make life better for the American people.

I have delivered on key priorities like lifting the ban on Medicare negotiating lower prescription drug prices and expanding access to rural broadband. Now I'm running for reelection to build on the progress we’ve made.

With the 2024 election getting closer every day, your support has never been more important. If you’re able, I hope you’ll make a contribution and help power my reelection campaign so I can keep working for progress in the Senate.

Thank you for your continued support, John.

-- Amy