From Flip the Senate <[email protected]>
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Subject We need to win these two
Date September 12, 2026 12:08 AM
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Maine and North Carolina are pure toss-ups, John.

Meaning the U.S. Senate could be decided by what happens in these two states.

North Carolina has a trusted Democrat running in Roy Cooper, formerly a two-term governor. He’s never lost a race in the state, but Trump and national Republicans are flooding the state with money to take him down. His race now looks like it could be the most expensive Senate race in history — he could use our support.

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Maine has Susan Collins — the most vulnerable Senate Republican on the map — running for re-election. Even knowing how vulnerable she is, Republicans are pouring money into the state in a desperate attempt to hold the seat.

Republicans know our best chance to Flip the Senate lies in winning states like Maine and North Carolina. They’re prepping all of their loyal billionaire friends to spend whatever it takes to try and keep them.

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Thanks for standing with us,

— Flip the Senate

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