Friend, the decision to run for Senate was not easy.

My wife and I talked it over and prayed about it a lot. I’ve got a great life with a great marriage and healthy children.

But America is hurting. Nevada is hurting.

Nevada has the second-highest unemployment in the country. Housing prices are higher than the median income. Utility bills are skyrocketing.

You and I may be fortunate to have a roof over our heads, food on the table, and gas in the car, but there are a lot of people who are scared that those aren’t going to be there for them each day.

More broadly speaking, illegal immigration and the border are a major issue. It’s the top issue I hear from law enforcement. The fentanyl crisis is a tragedy and it’s happening because our border isn’t secured.

There’s something we can do about it, Friend. Election Day is coming soon and this is our chance to move past the Biden-Harris failures. Will you help me restore HOPE in America?

I’ve run the numbers and Nevada is so close to turning red this year, but we need Republicans and patriots across the country to mobilize and help us win.

My campaign’s average donation is only about $20. That’s right, twenty bucks.

If everyone reading this email could donate $20 or more today, our campaign would have the resources needed to fund new campaign ads and reach more undecided voters. It could change the outcome of the election and help our country!

I’m proud of the “Duty First” coalition we’re building on the ground here in Nevada. Voters from all walks of life agree it’s time to replace our failed leadership and restore hope in America.

My Day One priority list is simple:

Secure the border

Lower energy costs

Secure American energy independence

Extend Trump era tax cuts, no tax on tips, and no tax on Social Security

Strengthen our military

With your help, we can win on Election Day and save our country. Are you ready? Please donate $20 or more right now.

Thank you,

Sam Brown

Sam Brown is a retired member of the U.S. Army. Use of military rank, job titles, and photographs in uniform does not imply endorsement of the United States Army or the Department of Defense.