John:

A GOP super PAC just dumped another $23 million into this race — a MASSIVE spend that will drown us out on the airwaves.

Can you split an emergency contribution of $5 between my campaign and Voter Protection Project right now?

This new ad buy brings the total the GOP is spending to defeat me to over $53 million dollars — outspending us 2:1 in the crucial final weeks of this election.

The GOP is pulling down ads in other states to focus on New Hampshire, confirming that I’m a top target for Mitch McConnell in the battle for control of the Senate.

We must protect this seat, and we can’t do it without you. Can you split a donation right now between me and Voter Protection Project to help us fight back and hold the Democratic Senate majority?

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