I decided to run for Senate because our country is in crisis -- an economy that only works for corporate special interests, a broken health care system, crazy amounts of dark money in our politics, and so much more.

Now, with just four days to go, all the polls show this race is neck-and-neck. We have a real shot to win this thing.

But outside groups bankrolled by Mitch McConnell are spending tens of millions of dollars attacking us with misleading and outright false ads. They're hoping to swing enough late-deciding voters to beat us.

We need your help to reach undecided voters before they cast their ballots on Tuesday and win this election. Can I count on you to pitch in whatever you can today?

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In my time as Montana's governor, we have brought people together -- Republicans and Democrats alike -- to expand affordable health care, protect our public lands, and pass one of the strongest campaign finance laws in the country.

Washington has been doing the exact opposite over the last four years.

Congress has become a place where big talk and grand speeches are substitutes for actually doing something to help people. Just this week, the Senate recessed again without passing the COVID-19 relief legislation families and small business owners need.

It's disappointing and, frankly, maddening. It doesn't make a lick of sense. If you're not going to help people in the middle of a crisis, what's the point of even running for office in the first place?

I know that Montanans are fed up with inaction from D.C. and ready for change.

But if we're going to cut through the millions of dollars attacks we're facing from the D.C. establishment and make sure undecided Montana voters get the facts, we need to hit our final end-of-month fundraising goal by tomorrow night.

So I'm asking: Will you pitch in whatever you can to our campaign for Senate before tomorrow's deadline? Your contribution could be the difference between winning and losing in a race this close:

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Thanks for all you do,

-- Steve