John,

Election Day is less than three days away, and I'm facing off against Mitch McConnell on the ballot in Kentucky's critical Senate race – and right now, I'm asking for your support to help defeat him.

Mitch McConnell's actions aren't just harmful to Kentucky families. He's the single greatest threat to affordable health care for millions of Americans, including those with preexisting conditions, that our country has ever seen.

That's why I'm fighting to send him packing – we've never had a better shot than we do right now. This race is truly neck and neck.

But McConnell has the help of his $11.8 million war chest to help him buy his reelection – and as you're reading this, his right-wing allies are funneling more than $15 million into ad buys to smear my campaign. 

With this historic election rapidly approaching and Kentuckians already voting, I urgently need to raise another $25,000 by midnight to make sure we have the resources to defeat the most corrupt man in Washington. Please, I wouldn't ask if it wasn't important: Will you pitch in $5 or more today to help me defeat Mitch McConnell and take back the Senate for Democrats?

In 36 years, Mitch has done nothing but put power and partisanship before Kentuckians, working families and our country's future. And when I confronted him about the Senate's failure to provide coronavirus relief for millions of Americans, he avoided the question and laughed at me. He wasn't listening when I wrote to him at age thirteen to change the laws so I could become a fighter pilot – and he isn't listening now. 

But after flying more than 89 combat missions during my time as a Marine, you can bet I'm ready to fight for all Kentuckians. I'm confident I have what it takes to protect our health care and make sure our communities have what they need. But with McConnell's allies flooding this state with dark money, I can't win this fight alone.

So, John, if you care as much as I do about protecting our future, I'm asking you to give now to help us defeat McConnell. I'm a fighter and ready to do what's right for Kentucky – but I can't win this alone: secure.actblue.com/donate/ccm4am

Thank you,
Amy McGrath
U.S. Senate Candidate, Kentucky

* Amy McGrath is a retired Marine. Use of military rank, job titles, and photographs in uniform does not imply endorsement by the Marine Corps, Department of the Navy, or the Department of Defense.