Friend, we have less than 18 hours to close the concerning gap on my $500,000 goal ahead of my critical midnight fundraising deadline. And in a moment, I’m going to share why just $5 could mean the difference between winning or losing Florida. But before I do that, I have to ask: 

Here’s the deal: The results of this election could decide both the Senate majority and the majority leader, now that my extremist GOP opponent, Rick Scott, has officially thrown his hat in the ring to succeed Mitch McConnell. And, in addition to swarming Florida's airwaves with false attack ads about me, Scott is refusing to debate me, despite attending the presidential debate to support his puppet master and fellow fraudster, Donald Trump.

I won't lie, friend, this is a tough race. I'm up against a megamillionaire who spent $64 million of his personal fortune to buy this seat in 2018. And he’s trying to buy it again this year — he just dumped another $3 MILLION into his campaign to defeat me.

Right now, I need to compete against the GOP's millions to retire Rick Scott and stop him from implementing his dangerous plans — including a nationwide ban on abortions, ending Social Security and Medicare, and raising taxes on hardworking families. Here's where your $5 could make a huge difference. 

Just $5 helps me put my ads on the air. 

Just $5 helps me meet voters up and down Florida. 

Just $5 helps me register new voters and get my message out to swing voters.

Just $5 could be enough to defeat Rick Scott and save our Senate majority.

In a race as important as this one — where the fate of the Senate hangs in the balance — every single dollar counts. That’s why I’m counting on a massive rush of grassroots support to meet my urgent $500,000 midnight goal.

Friend, I’ve got what it takes to win, but I can’t do it alone — and all I’m asking for is $5. So please, will you chip in just $5 right now to help me compete with Rick Scott's massive fortune, flip Florida blue, and protect our Senate majority?

Thank you so much for your critical support, 

Debbie