The election is here! Yesterday, we launched our Get Out The Vote effort with 3 new digital ads to remind people to go vote in the August primary!

Mail in ballots are hitting mailboxes as we speak, so I’m reaching out directly to these potential voters - many of whom have never seen my name on a ballot in this newly-drawn Florida district.

I want to tell them that as a soldier who lost limbs serving our country, I won’t back down from a fight against the radical left!

HELP GET OUT THE VOTE

, I’m emailing you today because we haven’t yet fully funded our budget for these ads, which means if we aren’t able to raise another $10,760 in the next 24 hours, we are going to need to pull these ads back down. This would be a brutal blow to our America First campaign, especially after President Donald Trump endorsed me personally.

A $1,000 contribution from you can fund a full day’s worth of ads, but a donation of any amount is greatly appreciated to keep these ads on air!

DONATE $1,000: FULL DAY OF ADS!

DONATE $500: HALF DAY OF ADS!

DONATE ANY AMOUNT TO KEEP THESE ADS RUNNING

To be honest, I never thought this would be necessary to continue my service to my country. All I ever wanted to do was serve in the Army. But when I served in the Afghanistan mission, I very nearly lost my life after I was blown up by a Taliban IED. The explosion cost me a finger, both of my legs and very nearly my life.

While the Taliban rendered me unable to continue serving in the Army, they didn’t take away my drive to continue serving America First! That’s why I’m running for Congress now and why I need your help to stay in the fight.

The truth is that if my fellow soldiers hadn’t rushed toward the explosion when it went off that night, I’d be dead. Just like they had my back then, I need you to have my back now…

So, please, will you rush in an urgently needed donation to keep these Get Out The Vote ads running?

CHIP IN ANYTHING YOU CAN AFFORD

Thanks for helping get out the vote,

SSG Brian Mast, U.S. Army (ret.)

Hon. Brian Mast is a retired member of the U.S. Army. Use of his military rank, job titles, and photographs in uniform does not imply endorsement by the Department of the Army or the Department of Defense.