Hi, John. Chuck Schumer here, and there's something I need you to understand: This November, not only is our one-seat Senate majority at stake – so is the future of reproductive rights nationwide.

I know Florida's already facing the sobering reality of extreme limits on abortion, and it'll only get worse now that DeSantis' six-week ban officially took effect this year.

That's why I'm thrilled that Debbie Mucarsel-Powell is running to defeat Rick Scott and his massive personal fortune. But I just heard from Debbie’s team, and they’re $12,443 behind on their $100,000 emergency goal.

With so much on the line, I can't sit and watch as Scott's expensive ads threaten Debbie’s chances. So I've got to ask: Will you chip in $5 – split with Jacky Rosen’s campaign – by midnight to help Debbie close her budget gap and stay on track to kick Rick out of Congress?

Between Senate Democrats defending what experts call the “Senate map from hell,” and Floridians bracing for a heartless crackdown on personal freedoms leveled by some of the most extreme far-right leaders in the nation, I understand if it seems like all hope is lost. But believe me, John – that couldn't be further from the truth.

See, this November, Florida has an incredible opportunity to turn the tides: On the ballot, there will be both an initiative to enshrine the right to abortion in the state constitution AND a competitor to retire Rick Scott.

If enough Floridians come out to demand the GOP stands down, not only would it reinstate reproductive health care access across the Sunshine State ... it could also be what ends Rick Scott's Senate career. And if that happens, we might just be able to keep the Senate blue and finally get federal protections for abortion across the finish line.

But the only way we do that is if Debbie Mucarsel-Powell has your support ahead of major deadlines like this one – so please John, will you split a $5 gift between Jacky Rosen and Debbie’s campaign to help Debbie reach her $100,000 goal, beat her anti-choice opponent, and save our Senate majority and reproductive rights along with it?

Thank you for reading,

Chuck Schumer
Senate Majority Leader