Friend —

Mark Warner is working hard in the Senate to make life better for every Virginian. Our team will continue to send these weekly updates to keep folks around Virginia up to date with Mark’s priorities.

Here’s what Mark is working on right now:

• Mark participated in his final debate against his GOP opponent in Richmond on Tuesday. Mark once again delivered a winning performance, sharing his plans to strengthen Virginia’s economy and combat the coronavirus.


• Mark released his latest campaign ad, “Virginia is Everything.” Since his time as governor, Mark has been committed to making sure that every Virginian has a fair shot at success, and will continue to focus on creating solutions for the challenges our country faces.


• With fewer than 20 days until the election on November 3rd, Mark spoke out against the President’s refusal to commit to accept the results of the election and ensure a peaceful transfer of power.


• Mark received endorsements from five public sector labor groups, highlighting his commitment to Virginia workers and his long record of supporting our career public servants.


• Mark spoke with WFIR News Talk Radio about expanding broadband access for Americans, an issue that has been exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic. Mark will continue to work to ensure that every Virginian — and American — has access to reliable, affordable broadband.


• With outdoor seating becoming limited due to the colder weather and vibrant restaurant scenes in danger, Mark continued pushing for federal assistance to help restaurants stay afloat and keep their workers on the payroll during the pandemic.


• Mark and Rep. Abigail Spanberger greeted early voters in Henrico last weekend, and encouraged those who can to vote early. More than one million Virginians have cast their vote in this critical election, and if you can, make a plan to vote early from now through the last day on October 31st.


• Early voting is underway in Virginia — more than a million Virginians have already cast their ballots! There’s still time to cast your ballot early; early voting goes until October 31st. If you’d like to cast your ballot by mail with a no-excuse absentee ballot, the deadline to request that ballot is October 23rd. Visit iwillvote.com to learn more about your options to cast your ballot this year.

Thank you for your continued support.

— Team Warner