Friend,
Our last deadline before the May primary is midnight tonight and I wanted to reach out one last time to see if you can chip in. To make it as simple as possible, my team passed along this personalized link just for you: [link removed]
Asking for money is by far my least favorite thing about this job, but we are still $1,213 short of our end-of-quarter goal. Falling short at this stage in the race would be…costly, to say the least.
This campaign is powered by thousands of grassroots donors, not corporate PACs, which means I rely on you to help us hit our goals and keep this campaign going strong. Can I count on your support now, in the eleventh hour of this fundraiser?
Here is that personalized donation link one more time: [link removed]
I have no doubt that we will meet this goal, and the next, and the next, all the way to Election Day with the support of folks like you.
Thank you for being part of this team,
Carolyn
Carolyn Bourdeaux was the only red-to-blue pick up in 2020 and key to holding the majority in Congress. It’s no secret that Republicans are doing everything they can to bring her down including attacking her with nearly $5 million. Additionally, her primary opponent is backed by a super PAC that’s ready to spend an additional $2 million - flooding this race with dark money and special interest donors.
Carolyn is fighting for Georgians every single day. She has never taken a dime from corporate PACs and knows the power in this fight is with the people. Our campaign is fueled by 9000+ grassroots donors and counting! Chip in today to support Carolyn’s reelection this November.
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