Friends —

As Mark Warner continues to work hard to make life better for every Virginian, our team is committed to sending these weekly updates to keep folks around Virginia up to date with what Mark is focused on.

Here’s what Mark is working on right now:

• Mark visited community leaders in Pulaski during his community check-up tour, and talked with them about local redevelopment. Mark is working hard to make sure that communities in every corner of Virginia have the resources they need to make it through this difficult time.


• The Brady Campaign endorsed Mark for re-election. They praised him for being a champion for gun violence prevention in the Senate, and Mark is committed to creating actionable solutions to keep our country safer.


• Mark called Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe’s decision to suspend in-person intelligence briefings “outrageous”. Withholding these oversight briefings hampers Congress’ ability to monitor foreign interference in our elections, and the American public has a right to know. Mark Warner will continue working to protect our elections and keep them free of foreign interference.


• Heading toward Election Day on November 3rd, we are facing a poll worker shortage. To combat this, Mark is calling on states to allow lawyers to volunteer as poll workers on Election Day in exchange for Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credits.


• In Winchester, Mark called for another round of urgently needed coronavirus relief for the Northern Shenandoah Valley. The pandemic has taken a toll on their economy, and Mark wants more assistance for the unemployed and small businesses.


• It’s already September, which means that early voting in Virginia starts in just a few weeks. If you haven’t already registered to vote, now is the perfect time to do so: www.iwillvote.com.

Thank you for your continued support.

— Team Warner