From Team Tim Scott <[email protected]>
Paid for by Tim Scott for America — Campaign for Tim Scott
Subject TWO SEATS DECIDE THE SENATE: Maine & Minnesota
Date October 31, 2026 3:14 PM
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If we hold Maine and flip Minnesota, Chuck Schumer's Majority dreams are over.


2 STATES THAT WILL DECIDE OUR REPUBLICAN MAJORITY!




John,

The race for the Majority has narrowed down to two critical states that will
decide whether conservatives hold the line or Chuck Schumer takes total control
of the United States Senate:

These two races separated by less than a single point:


DEFEND MAINE: DEFEND THE FIREWALL
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Susan Collins is locked in a DEAD HEAT against radical Troy Jackson.
Out-of-state dark money is trying to tear down Maine’s independent voice.If
Maine flips, our Senate majority is gone. Period.

DEFEND MINNESOTA: MAKE HISTORY
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They called Minnesota impossible. They said don't bother. But Michele Tafoya
just dragged this race inside 1 POINT. Minneapolis liberals are in full panic
mode because they know an upset here locks in our conservative majority for
years.

Because both races are separated by a razor-thin margin, your support today
will be split directly between our rapid-response ground operations in Maine
and Minnesota:


SPLIT $10 BETWEEN MAINE + MINNESOTA!
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SPLIT $25 TO DEFEND THE SENATE MAJORITY!
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FUEL THE FINAL PUSH!
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Every single dollar goes straight to voter contact, door knocking, and our
closing broadcast rebuttal ads.
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Let’s hold the firewall and make history.

Team Tim Scott








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