"RECORD-SHATTERING." That’s how a The New York Times reporter characterized the first day of early voting in Georgia this week. That’s because 168,000 Georgians voted in person to kick off early voting -- way higher than even the 128,000 who voted the first day of the general election.

With control of the Senate hanging in the balance, one Georgia voter told the New York Times, "I feel like all eyes are on Georgia right now. It can go in any direction."

Whether Democrats or Republicans control the U.S. Senate will impact everything from healthcare, to climate, to jobs and wages, to the Supreme Court -- and it comes down to voter turnout.

So please, help Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff reach voters in this crucial moment to WIN these races: Make a donation to their campaigns now. Help fuel both candidates' Get Out The Vote efforts.

More than 168,000 Georgians have already voted, and roughly 1.2 million mail-in ballots have so far been requested -- so just think about the massive number of ballots that could be cast between now and Jan. 5.

We have the ability to help Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff REACH those voters and mobilize them to vote -- but it depends on how committed each one of us across the country is to flipping the U.S. Senate blue.

The New York Times reports, "The Progressive Change Campaign Committee has already raised $386,000 for the two Democratic candidates." That is now up over $500,000. Help keep up that momentum to flip the Senate blue by helping fuel Warnock’s and Ossoff’s Get Out The Vote efforts in Georgia now!

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