John,
You’ve seen the headlines by now. This election is going to be one of the most competitive elections in years, and every time people talk about crucial, must-win elections, Maine is front and center.
From Fox News to NBC to Politico, all the political pundits can agree on one thing: Maine is a virtual toss-up this year. With LePage on the ballot, we have to double down because so much is at stake.
Paul LePage is raising tens of thousands of dollars from out-of-state mega-donors, and we’ve got to fight back. Can you rush a $10 gift right now to help us finish this filing period strong and report more than Paul LePage?
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With everything at stake, we need to double down today to show just how much momentum we have behind us. After three years of progress, LePage and his special interests are going to do everything they can to try to take Maine backwards including stripping reproductive rights. We can’t let them.
With our July 19 filing deadline approaching quickly, we must show we have what it takes to outraise Paul LePage and his special interest funders once again.
With Maine as a virtual toss-up, it’s going to come down to who can execute a better campaign, and to do that, we need the resources. Can you make a gift of $10 today?
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Thank you,
Team Mills
Paid for and authorized by Mills for Maine
PO Box 94
Augusta, ME 04332
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