Friend: With so much at stake this year, from the future of affordable health care to our voting rights, I know Georgians have a lot on their minds – and a lot of change they're fighting to make happen.

It's been the honor of a lifetime to run for Senate and meet so many Georgians across the state – and I wanted to share some photos with you from the trail.

Over the course of this campaign, it's been important to me to talk not only to people of voting age but also to the next generation. Here, I had a socially distanced conversation with a local family and heard about what a brighter future in our state looks like for them and their children:

After that, I stopped by The SmoQue Pit in Statesboro for some barbecue. It's more important than ever to support small businesses during this time – and I got a great meal, too!

I also took some time to film a TV ad about my experiences being racially profiled as a young Black boy growing up on the west side of Savannah, Georgia. I hope it resonated with folks. There is so much work yet to be done, and it's one of the many reasons I'm in this fight to level the playing field for all Georgians.

A few days later, I held a drive-in campaign stop with my friend Jon Ossoff (D), who's running in Georgia's other competitive Senate race. It was great to talk with Jon and those who turned out about why we need to flip Georgia blue.

It's been amazing to see this people-powered movement grow – and the only reason it has is because of folks like you who have supported our campaign. But this fight isn't over yet – we've only got 23 days left to get out the vote and reach every single Georgian with our message of hope and change.

Friend, if you're able, will you chip in $5 or more today to help us mobilize voters, win this race and take back the Senate for Democrats? 

Thank you so much. Hope you and your loved ones are staying safe!

– Raphael Warnock

P.S. Stacey Abrams and I have an important message for you: VOTE!