From Mark Warner HQ <[email protected]>
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Subject Not slowing down now
Date September 14, 2026 11:12 PM
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Folks,

We can't take our foot off the gas.

Four days from now, Virginians start casting their ballots. We cannot slow down now.

The outcome of this election comes down to turnout – and turnout comes down to resources.

That's why we set a benchmark to raise $150,000 before the polls open on Thursday. Will you chip in right now and help us meet our goal so we can reach every eligible Virginia voter?

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Here's what's at stake if we don’t hit our goal:

* Republicans’ attack ads might fill the silence we leave behind.

* Our organizers lose contact with voters at the exact moment they're deciding whether – and how – to vote.

* The Virginians we need most – the persuadable voters who might not always show up – stay home instead of casting a ballot.

That's the gap between winning this Senate seat and losing it. Between holding our Democratic House delegation and watching it slip away. Between flipping the battleground, red-to-blue seats that decide who controls Congress – or falling short by a margin of a few thousand ballots.

So please, folks, if you can, chip in right now and help us hit our $150,000 goal before the polls open Thursday >>>

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The fight continues,

Team Warner

Before you go:

Mark Warner is humbly asking Virginians to re-hire him, so he can keep fighting for working families and standing up to the chaos, corruption, and cruelty coming out of this administration.

Will you contribute today to reelect Mark Warner and send him back to Washington to keep fighting for Virginians?

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