I’ll be honest, John —

I’m missing traveling the state a little extra this week, but the memories we made since the start of this journey remind me why it’s so important to fight this pandemic.

From Asheville to Hendersonville to Chapel Hill to Winston-Salem to Durham and more — I wanted to share some memories from the campaign trail with you.

But first, I’d like to ask you to chip in any amount meaningful to you to help our campaign continue building on the incredible momentum we have seen so far. We’re building a different kind of campaign strong enough to win in this new reality and I’m counting on you now:

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Now, as promised, here are some photos to look back on:

This campaign may look different than we expected, but I’m still staying connected with North Carolinians across the state as much as I can.

I’ve been fitting as much into a day as possible. I’m having virtual town hall meetings, making phone calls, and trying to hear the voices of North Carolinians because you deserve a Senator who works for you.

Too many families have been hurt — not only those who’ve become infected themselves or lost a loved one to this pandemic, but also so many folks who’ve lost their jobs and struggled with mental health as we navigate this challenging time. That is top of mind in every conversation I have with folks on Zoom chats or over the phone.

If we want leaders who will take this pandemic seriously and give folks the relief they need, we need to elect them. I’m running for Senate in North Carolina to be the leader you deserve, especially during challenging times like this.

We have a really good shot at flipping this seat, but only if enough folks like you join the team. I hope you’ll help us take back North Carolina and the Senate majority by chipping in any amount meaningful to you today.

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It’s been great to meet so many folks online, and I’m excited to get back out there and meet more in person once it’s safe to do so.

Thank you to everyone who’s taken the time to join us. Stay safe, be well, and take care of yourself.

— Cal