Democracy and fries are the perfect combination, friend.

As secretary of state in Ohio, I asked McDonald's to print a million voter registration forms on their tray liners. And to this day, if you go to the Board of Elections, you’ll find registration forms with ketchup and mustard stains.

Friend, we should be making it easier – not harder – to vote. Every voice in America matters, not just those of the rich and well-connected.

My entire career has been about fighting for the rights of regular folks – from voting rights to civil rights to workers' rights. But now that progress is under attack as I face my toughest reelection yet against a millionaire opponent who is self-funding his campaign.

We have to fight back against the record-breaking amount of money Republicans are spending to attack me. And just like I did with the McDonald's tray liners, I'm coming straight to the people. People like you, friend.

This campaign is fueled by individual grassroots supporters, not by a bunch of millionaires at a country club like my opponent. But polls show the race is neck and neck, so I'm personally asking: Will you chip in $5 today to help us pull ahead and ensure working families continue to have a voice in the U.S. Senate?

Grateful for you,

Sherrod

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