Friends,
In just a second, I am going to ask you to chip in $5 to my must-win U.S. Senate race in Georgia.
But first, I want to tell you about my decision to run for Senate back in 2020, and what that race tells us about our path to victory in the midterms.
Long before I ran for office, I was an investigative journalist. My team investigated and exposed sexual slavery by ISIS, crooked judges, contract killers, human traffickers, war crimes, and bribery.
So when I decided to run for Senate, it was with the goal of mounting a ruthless assault on corruption in our political system — corruption we see everywhere from exorbitant drug prices to insider trading in Congress.
I knew that if we were going to win, it would take a grassroots army unlike anything Georgia had ever seen before to unseat an entrenched Republican incumbent.
With your help, we shocked the nation and we WON, alongside Rev. Warnock, to secure the Senate majority in 2021.
Now we have to do it again, in what I expect will be the closest Senate election in the country and the most expensive campaign of the midterms.
Donald Trump and MAGA know their policies are unpopular with Georgians and they’re terrified to lose the midterms. So he will reheat debunked election conspiracy theories and tell bizarre new lies to deny his 2020 defeat and attack voting rights.
My team and I are fighting back against these attacks and redoubling our voter protection efforts all across the state. But we can’t do it alone.
So I’m humbly asking concerned citizens nationwide to join me and give $5 — or any amount — to help my campaign do this important work and win here in Georgia.
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Thank you in advance for chipping in.
Jon Ossoff
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