I'm furious. I’m heartbroken. But I’m not giving up. Our worst nightmare has come true: the Supreme Court has officially overturned Roe v. Wade, but we can’t yield a single inch in the fight for women’s reproductive freedoms.
Anti-choice extremists like Donald Trump and Mitch McConnell stacked the Supreme Court with ultraconservative justices, and now their horrific agenda has become our reality – a country where women don't have the freedom to make our own decisions about our own bodies.
But the GOP's cruel agenda won't stop here. They will pass a nationwide abortion ban if they retake the Senate. And experts agree Senate control will be decided right here in Nevada, where Nate Silver is calling my race the GOP’s best pickup opportunity. That’s why I’m asking you to rush a $15 gift to split between my campaign and Lisa Blunt Rochester's, so we can defend the Senate and prevent a national abortion ban from ever happening.
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This fight is not going to be easy. Politico is reporting that the GOP is FAVORED to flip the Senate, and Mitch McConnell’s super PAC is spending $18 million on attack ads to defeat me.
So I just set an emergency $50,000 goal and I need your immediate support to reach it. Senate control and the future of abortion access will be decided here in Nevada, so there is zero room for error:
Please, will you rush $15 or more right now to help me keep Nevada blue, defend our Democratic Senate majority and protect reproductive freedom nationwide?
If you've saved your payment information with ActBlue Express, your donation will go through immediately and be split between Catherine Cortez Masto and Lisa Blunt Rochester:
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Thank you so much for stepping up at such a critical moment.
¡La lucha sigue! The fight continues!
Catherine
Paid for by Lisa Blunt Rochester for Congress
Lisa Blunt Rochester for Congress
PO BOX 9767
Wilmington, DE 19810
United States
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