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Friends,
Democrats have been gaining ground in the Commonwealth — and making some meaningful change! We’re hoping to keep the blue wave going, but it’s important that we keep in mind that Virginia is not solidly blue. As Team Warner charts a plan to Election Day, we’re remembering the past.
We can’t take a single vote for granted. In 2014, Mark Warner won his Senate election by less than 1%. That’s why we’re so focused on laying the groundwork now for a successful Election Day this November.
With the election less than four months away we’re working overtime to get the word out about all the ways Mark Warner has helped move Virginia forward in the Senate. His priorities include:
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Making health care more affordable, including lowering the cost of prescription drugs, and protecting coverage for those with pre-existing medical conditions;
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Leading reforms to military housing, to make sure that those who pledged to serve our country have safe and affordable housing;
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Supporting job training centers across the Commonwealth so no one has to leave Virginia to find a world-class job;
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Working to pass a bill that would ensure our elections are fair and free of foreign interference;
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And continuing to work with colleagues on both sides of the aisle to make sure that Virginians have the support they need during the coronavirus pandemic.
While Mark is working hard in the Senate, the Trump campaign and the GOP are making huge investments to turn Virginia red on Election Day. Real Clear Politics has even rated Virginia a “tossup” in the 2020 presidential election. It’s critical that we reach as many voters as possible across the Commonwealth in the next four months to secure strong victory.
We need your help. If you have the means, will you support Mark Warner’s re-election campaign?
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Thank you for your support!
— Your friends at Mark Warner for Virginia
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