John, it’s official: I just won the Maryland U.S. Senate Democratic primary and will be taking on Republican Larry Hogan in November.

Make no mistake, Larry Hogan won’t be easy to beat. He was handpicked by Mitch McConnell, and his MAGA allies have already started pouring in millions of dollars to defeat me.

The GOP’s plan to take back the Senate majority hinges on Maryland. That’s why I need your help to stop them starting right now.

My team has a 10,000 General Election Founding Donor Goal that we must hit within the next week to have the resources to start the general on the right foot. Will you chip in a split grassroots donation right now between my campaign and Maggie Hassan's to become a General Election Founding Donor?

As Prince George’s County Executive and a former state’s attorney, I’ve spent my career fighting on behalf of Maryland families. In the Senate, I’ll be a strong voice in support of abortion rights, equality, education, and economic opportunity.

But my Republican opponent Larry Hogan? He’s working against our Maryland values.

As Governor, he vetoed a $15 minimum wage, commonsense gun legislation, and access to increased reproductive and abortion care in Maryland.

On the campaign trail, he has continually flip-flopped on the issues because he’s afraid to stand up to his party. He’s even called access to reproductive care an “emotional issue for women.”

The simple truth is this: Mitch McConnell is banking on flipping this seat and using Hogan’s vote to pass a national abortion ban, destroy Social Security and Medicare, and give tax breaks to MAGA big-money donors.

I look forward to making sure every Maryland voter knows just how dangerous Larry Hogan would be in the U.S. Senate. But we need resources immediately to start putting his feet to the fire.

We have less than seven months to win this race, so we need your help ASAP. Will you split a donation of $3 between Maggie Hassan's campaign and my campaign to become a General Election Founding Donor and defeat Republican Larry Hogan in November?

Thanks for your support,

Angela Alsobrooks