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Folks— 

I have a rare 15 minutes open in my schedule today, so I wanted to take
the time to tell you about my very first run for office.

Growing up in Niles, Ohio I saw manufacturing plants shut down and jobs
shipped overseas. My family, my neighbors—all these hardworking folks
around me—were working their tails off, doing everything right, and still
falling behind.

I didn’t see any politicians looking out for families like mine.  

If I could do anything, even the smallest thing to help them, I’d do it—so
I ran for state senate to make their lives better. Because that’s what I
thought elected office was (and still is) about: solving problems and
improving people’s lives.  

I had very little campaign cash, so to get the biggest bang for my buck, I
decided to go where the largest number of people would show up every day.
My team and I got an Ohio Department of Transportation map and found the
busiest intersections in my district.

Every morning and afternoon rush hour, in the rain, snow, sleet, or hail,
we were there holding campaign signs. People appreciated our daily effort.
Mostly I’d get smiles, and occasionally I got the finger. But if I was
willing to work that hard to get the job, they felt they could trust me to
work just as hard for them once in office. 

I’ve worked every day since to prove them right, and to fight tooth and
nail for hardworking Ohioans.

Now I’m running for U.S. Senate because Ohioans deserve two Senators
looking out for them and their families.  

There’s a lot of ground to cover when you’re running statewide, and it
will take a lot more than campaign signs to combat the mountains of cash
the GOP is throwing at us. So, I’m reaching out directly to you: 

I’m relying on you to help me get my workers-first message out to every
corner of Ohio. [ [link removed] ]Can I count on you to chip in any amount you can before
my end-of-year deadline? I promise I’ll never stop working for you. 

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Let’s do this!

—Tim

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