Folks, there are just three days left until the most important election of our lifetimes.

Most people don’t know this, but Halloween is my favorite holiday. I love getting dressed up and passing out candy to the kids trick-or-treating on our street. This year, instead of thinking of Halloween festivities, I’m thinking about early voting ending today and the final push ahead of the election on November 3rd. I’m also thinking about something really scary: the possibility of another four years with the Trump administration in power.

We’ve come a long way during this campaign. As the Commonwealth grappled with the coronavirus pandemic, we built a campaign unlike any that I’ve ever been a part of so that we could safely connect with voters across Virginia. The resiliency Virginians have shown during this crisis is nothing short of inspiring. I can’t thank you enough for showing up for me and for this campaign even as our Commonwealth and country faced serious challenges.

We’ve seen some really challenging times over the last year: a global pandemic that has killed more than 200,000 Americans, record unemployment amidst a sharp economic downturn, and a president running the country with incompetence and cruelty, instead of leading with compassion and courage. We have a chance to make real change in this election on November 3rd, and it starts with electing (and re-electing) Democrats up and down the ticket to keep Virginia blue.

I’ve fought to make health care more affordable, protect people with pre-existing conditions, and create an economy that works for all Virginians, and let me tell you: there’s nothing scarier than the thought of not being able to do that for another six years in the Senate. I promise to keep fighting as hard as I can — I’m ready to roll up my sleeves and put in the work to make life better for everyone in the Commonwealth.

If you can, please consider pitching in to get us across the finish line. Here’s the donation link: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/warner-halloween

Thank you for your support during these difficult times. You’ve been with me since the beginning; now let’s cross the finish line.

— Mark Warner