I'm reaching out to my best supporters for help. I just finished sorting through campaign invoices, and I learned I'm only $5,500 away from completely retiring my campaign debt! It's difficult for me to ask you for money, especially after you helped me bring this Senate victory home. But I'm hoping this is the final email I'll need to send you to completely erase this debt. So I'm humbly asking: Will you chip in $10 and help me pay off the very last of my Senate election debts? >> [link removed]

Here's the deal:

I ran for Senate to fight for the people -- not corporate donors.

And I'm so incredibly proud our historic victory was fueled by small-dollar donations.

But to be honest, I never liked asking you for money.

I hated that defeating McConnell's Senate majority took MILLIONS of dollars.

It's difficult for everyday people to run for office. And sadly, taking on debt to fund my campaign was necessary to winning.

So I'm humbly asking, will you chip in $10, or whatever you can, to help me pay off my campaign debts and start my term as your next senator off strong? I'm so close -- only $5,500 away >> [link removed]

When I first ran for office, I vowed to fight for everyday people like you.

Because as the son of an ironworker, I know what working families go through.

And unlike other candidates, I don't have personal wealth to fuel my campaign.

But throughout it all, I refused to accept corporate money -- because too many politicians have been bought and sold for too long.

I don't regret running for the Senate in the right way. I won my election because so many people like you believed in me and chipped in to my campaign.

I'm so grateful -- and asking you to chip in $10 one last time to finish the job. Even pocket change would be invaluable to helping me pay off the final bit of my campaign debts and prove that everyday folks can run for office and win. >> [link removed]

Chip in $10 now >> [link removed]

Thank you for your support,

Senator Ben Ray Luján








-------

This email was sent to [email protected].

To unsubscribe, go to:
[link removed]