This is huge, John:

Brand-new polls from two different conservative groups, including Fox News, show that DFA-endorsed candidates Mandela Barnes and Cheri Beasley have the momentum in their race for U.S Senate.

Fox News Poll | Wisconsin Senate Race

Mandela Barnes (D) - 50%
Senator Ron Johnson (R-inc) - 46%

John Locke Foundation Poll | North Carolina Senate Race

Cheri Beasley (D) - 42.3%
Ted Budd (R) - 42.3%

The fact that even conservative polls show our candidates performing well are strong indications that we can flip both the North Carolina and Wisconsin. Still, with just over 70 days until election day and dark money groups pouring millions of dollars into Wisconsin and North Carolina, we need strong grassroots support before the end of the month to keep up this energy and win.

Rush a contribution to DFA’s Save the Senate campaign today before our end-of-month deadline to help send these progressive champions to the U.S. Senate and keep two of Trump’s closest allies home for good.

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By consistently putting corporate donors ahead of their constituents, Republican Senators are beginning to fall behind across the country.

With, Senator Ron Johnson underwater in Wisconsin, and the far-right Republican Ted Budd falling in polls, it’s clear that together, we can flip two pivotal Republican seats and send true fighters for progressive change to the Senate.

If we want to win, we can’t rely on momentum alone. DFA needs you to step up ahead of our end of month deadline to help flip two U.S. Senate seats blue. Rush a donation to DFA now to Save the Senate this November.

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Thank you for supporting progressive candidates across the country.

- Chris

Chris Scott
Chief Political Officer
Democracy for America

We have an ambitious goal of reaching 200,000 voters by the November Midterms. Please help get us one step closer by funding our work to send postcards to voters across the South right now.