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Hello,
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2016 was the first year I ran for Senate – and it was a bad year for Democrats. My race wasn’t called until late the next day, after my Republican opponent called me to concede.
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We had flipped New Hampshire’s Senate seat from red to blue by just 1,017 votes.
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I say “we” flipped because no one wins by 1,017 votes on their own. My staff, volunteers, and family will tell you that after we won, I thanked them for the part they played in winning one of the closest Senate races in history. We truly wouldn’t have persevered without them.
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If each and every person who helped by donating, knocking doors, or calling voters hadn’t done what they did for our campaign, I would have lost.
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Unbelievably, the stakes are higher now than they were six years ago. The most recent public poll shows me down by two points to an anti-choice opponent, and political experts from Rachel Maddow to Nate Silver's FiveThirtyEight are saying I have a difficult reelection fight ahead of me. Knowing what the margins in my last race were, I can’t win – and protect Democrats’ Senate majority – without you. Yes, you, and our grassroots supporters.
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It’s not hyperbole to say that this election could come down to what you do right now. I’m counting on you.
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Please donate $3 or any amount that works for you before our upcoming deadline to help us win in purple New Hampshire and stop Mitch McConnell from regaining a Republican majority in the Senate.
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With every good wish,
Maggie Hassan
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