With Nevada’s general election officially underway, I just had to reach out to you personally to ask for your support for Jacky Rosen’s reelection campaign, friend.

As the president of Planned Parenthood, I saw firsthand the devastating impact of laws passed to control women's bodies. Since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, these cruel attacks have only escalated.

There's no doubt in my mind that Republicans will do everything they can to pass a nationwide abortion ban if they retake Senate control. Mitch McConnell even personally recruited Sam Brown to run for Senate in Nevada. He’s a Trump-endorsed Republican who has a long record of opposing abortion rights, and he even supported an extreme abortion ban in Texas with no exceptions for rape or incest.

The best way to stop them is to support my friend Jacky Rosen in her critical reelection campaign in Nevada.

That’s why I’m reaching out today: With Jacky officially facing off against MAGA extremist Sam Brown in the general election, she needs urgent support to defend her seat, our Senate majority, and the future of reproductive freedom in our country. I’m all in to help her win, and I hope you are, too.

So please, will you join me in supporting Jacky Rosen today and help keep both Nevada and the Senate blue?

It’s not just Democrats who know how important Jacky’s race is. The GOP’s dark-money donors – including the Koch network – have been spending big in Nevada to defeat her. Now, The Cook Political Report is calling Nevada the "most perilous” battleground for Democrats after already downgrading Jacky’s chances of winning to “Toss Up.” 

That’s why Jacky is counting on grassroots supporters like you to help her defend Nevada’s must-win seat. And now that her primary is over and we are sprinting to November, this is a crucial moment to help her win the tough fight ahead.

So please, friend, I’m personally asking: Will you donate $5 now – or however much you can – to keep Democrats in control of Nevada and the Senate? When it comes to protecting reproductive freedom in America, this race couldn’t be more important.

Thank you,

Cecile Richards