Last Tuesday marked 60 days since I announced my run for U.S. Senate.

Since then, I've visited over 55 cities and towns across the Commonwealth.

And, I have no plans of slowing down.

From food pantries to community health centers, shelters to veterans homes, I am showing up for the people, places, and issues in Massachusetts that most need a champion.

I'm excited to keep up the pace, and that's where you come in. Will you chip in $3 to gas up the car so I can continue meeting people where they are across the state?

On the road, I hear the stories, heartache, frustration and challenges of those that are too often ignored and need a voice down in Washington. Housing, environmental justice, mental health care, worker protections, immigration—these are the issues that touch every corner of our Commonwealth, that are brought up time and time again.

From Gloucester to Pittsfield to Worcester, Lawrence and New Bedford, our campaign is a movement to bring as many folks as we can into the process, continue these critical conversations, and amplify their voices.

We can't slow down now. Will you donate $3 to keep me and my team on the road and showing up for those that most need a champion?

55 cities and towns in 60 days was a lot of ground to cover, but there are too many voices still left unheard across Massachusetts.

Together, let's change that. Let's keep going. Let's show up. Let's keep hitting the road.