From Team Casey <[email protected]>
Subject "Ryan's Ohio Senate candidacy will be testing ground for virtually every key question Democrats face"
Date March 13, 2022 3:02 PM
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Hey,

The Wall Street Journal called Tim Ryan "Democrats' Most Important 2022 Candidate," and now his race is a dead heat.

No matter who wins the Republican primary to challenge Tim in November, polling shows the outcome will be within single digits.

Tim could flip a U.S. Senate seat Republicans have held for over two decades and strengthen our Democratic Senate majority -- if you act now.

Don't waste this opportunity to flip a crucial Senate seat next year. Chip in now, before Tuesday's mid-month deadline, to help Tim Ryan turn Ohio blue.

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Tim Ryan has been a fierce ally of families and working people in the House. He's fought alongside Bob on behalf of working families to increase access to quality, affordable healthcare and to pass the infrastructure funding that will put America back to work and move our Nation forward.

But while Tim is running a campaign that puts working people first, his Republican opponents are out-of-touch. In the middle of a global crisis that could disrupt our economy, one openly stated, "I don’t really care what happens to Ukraine."

We need leaders who care about people. Period. Tim Ryan is the leader Ohio needs, and you can help send him to the Senate.

It's time to elect an Ohio U.S. Senator who will expand our majority and fight for our families. Chip in before Tuesday at midnight to help Tim Ryan flip Ohio blue.

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Thanks for taking action,

Team Casey

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