John,

I first moved to Vermont to work as a lawyer on Bridge Street in White River Junction. And when I wasn’t in the office, I found myself spending as much time as possible exploring the natural wonders I had right outside my door.

It was fulfilling work, fighting for the community. Bridge Street is where Vermont became my home, and it’s where I got to know the values of Vermonters: self-reliance, mutual respect and cooperation built on trust.

Right now, it’s awfully clear that the Senate could use some more of those values to help move forward. But first, we must do everything we can to actually win here -- and with Republicans targeting our race, it’s an all hands on deck moment to keep this seat blue.

This is a critical race and we need this team to help us get it done. If you can, please split a donation between my campaign and Amy Klobuchar right away.

Bridge Street is where I got my introduction to how Vermonters get things done: by focusing on solutions, not who gets the credit. It’s how I’ve been able to work with anyone to find success for our communities and I’m proud of the work we’ve already accomplished in Congress.

There’s so much more we can accomplish for the people of Vermont and for working families nationwide. I’m fighting for quality and affordable child care, paid family leave, lower prescription drug costs, protecting the right to abortion, strengthening voting rights and so much more. We’ve had some victories, but I’ll continue fighting to deliver results on your behalf.

But if Senate Republicans regain the majority, they will continue their attacks on individual rights and our democracy. We can’t let that happen.

John: With our numbers going public at the end of the month, we have to have a strong showing. Can you split a donation between my campaign and Amy Klobuchar to power this team to victory?

Thanks so much,
Peter